I would like to ask how this framework, the Bash Infinity framework and Bash-it compare.
From what I have understood this framework aims to support the go-scripts "technique" and, in the mean time provides a wealth of functions and goodies to support the go-scripts but also to act as a library of useful functions.
On the other hand, Bash Infinity tries to offer some modules of functionality to basically make writing bash programs syntactically more rich and flexible.
Finally, bash-it provides a package of ready scripts/aliases/functions for daily use in the terminal.
Some questions:
Am I correct in the above?
Answer: Yes
Do you feel there is significant overlap between the go-scripts and the other two?
Answer: No
Can Bash Infinity be used as a module within the go-scripts? Would this be overkill and overengineered?
Answer: It can be used. Not an overkill.
Could this framework have been written using Bash Infinity? (Not suggesting, just to understand each frameworks role). Could the reverse also hold true?
Answer: Could have been written with Bash Infinity. The reverse, no.
I would like to ask how this framework, the Bash Infinity framework and Bash-it compare.
From what I have understood this framework aims to support the go-scripts "technique" and, in the mean time provides a wealth of functions and goodies to support the go-scripts but also to act as a library of useful functions.
On the other hand, Bash Infinity tries to offer some modules of functionality to basically make writing bash programs syntactically more rich and flexible.
Finally, bash-it provides a package of ready scripts/aliases/functions for daily use in the terminal.
Some questions: