sed '/^Finished: SUCCESS$/ q0; /^Finished: FAILURE$/ q1' #tail #sed #exit #shell #unix #bash #pub

Safe ways to do things in bash Why bash? Bash has arrays and a safe mode, which may make it just about acceptable under safe coding practices, when used correctly. Fish is easier to use correctly, but lacks a safe mode. via Pocket #shell #bash #safe #programming #scripting #pub

Cool shell history tool #shell #history #hstr #pub

Bash Automated Testing System. Contribute to bats-core/bats-core development by creating an account on GitHub. #bats #test #testing #shell #pub

My custom dotfiles. Contribute to mclear-tools/dotfiles development by creating an account on GitHub. #mac #macos #shell #settings #custom #customization #pub

I’ve used and defended Eshell for years. Sadly, Eshell has some long standing issues that I grew tired of in the long run. So I’ve decided to switch to M-x shell and see how much of my Eshell workflow I could port. via Pocket #IFTTT #Pocket #emacs #eshell #shell #pub

This page is a compilation of common mistakes made by bash users. Each example is flawed in some way. #shell #bash #scripting #pitfalls #programming #pub

This booklet is intended to be a catalog of tricks and techniques you may want to use if you're doing some sort of complex scripting. Some are just useful, some are more playful, and might not have such direct impact in your day-to-day life. Some are pure entertainment. You'll have to judge by yourself which things belong to which category. I'll try to keep the rethoric to the minimum to maximize signal/noise. The git repo is at https://github.com/kidd/scripting-field-guide/ and both contents, order and wording are WIP. #bash #bestpractices #shell #programming #pub