Maybe it would be interesting to also compare this across OS's like Mac vs Linux vs Windows. Especially for win the shell script would need to have a runnable equal on windows.
For this to work IMO one of the easiest approaches would be to convert the .sh scripts into js (could also use something like zx for convenience).
@jasikpark WSL and MinGW are also options to run shell scripts on windows, but it's definitely not a great user experience to require someone to have one of these installed.
Really interesting project.
Maybe it would be interesting to also compare this across OS's like Mac vs Linux vs Windows. Especially for win the shell script would need to have a runnable equal on windows.
For this to work IMO one of the easiest approaches would be to convert the .sh scripts into js (could also use something like zx for convenience).