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A collection of modern/faster/saner alternatives to common unix commands.

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added install-all.sh #65

Open laluka opened 3 years ago

laluka commented 3 years ago

Hi folks ! Thanks for the awesome work on findings these gems !

So, this is just a draft, and might not be the best way to do it, but it could be used as a base for tools installation ! :)

A few ideas of improvement:

Some tools are conflicting, maybe, like for history : fzf XOR mcfly
The install procedure relies too much on dependencies, maybe for every tool parse the github release page and install the package ?
Have some sort of arg parsing to select the tools to install

That being said.. Have a nice day! Cheers, lalu

slavaGanzin commented 3 years ago

sudo apt install -y fzf

So it's not install-all.sh it's install-all-on-ubuntu.sh.

laluka commented 3 years ago

sudo apt install -y fzf
So it's not install-all.sh it's install-all-on-ubuntu.sh.

There are so many install methods for these tools, it's a first start ! :)

Maybe with the approach of automated parsing of every release page, we can at least cover unix/macos

slavaGanzin commented 3 years ago

Maybe with the approach of automated parsing of every release page, we can at least cover unix/macos

AUR is user supported recipes for installation for Arch. A couple of times I used them to guide my installation on other *nix systems. They are easily parsable, standardized and half-time isn't Arch speciefic, so they are easier to parse then release pages.

BTW, you can install fzf with just git

SuperSandro2000 commented 3 years ago

There are so many install methods for these tools, it's a first start ! :)

Some of them are in Debian, some of them are in arch, some require go or rust and probably most of them are in nixpkgs. There are to many variants to cover here. I think this is a maintenance rabbit hole and not worth the effort.