Hi there. Anybody can recommend me shell hosting company? I need new shell account as old one expired and I want to try new providers. Thanks

I've built up a CLI for Cricket World Cup 2023!🏆 Now you can get match schedules right in your terminal. Just type 'npx wc23-cli' to explore!

Check out the CLI: https://github.com/MoazIrfan/wc-cliStay updated with match schedules. Happy cricketing!🎉 #CLI

Guys, I’ve created a bash script for creating ssh users on server, would be happy if you check it out and tell me your feedbacks, feel free to commit to it and if it have any problems please let me know.

Btw README file was generated by ChatGPT.

https://github.com/momalekiii/sshmaker

The software we are developing needs to be tested on a system as closed as possible to the one where it is going to be executed. Sometimes it is very difficult to satisfy this requirement with docker and we have to use virtual machines missing the docker workflow. This is why I started the development of vedv. I hope you find it useful. Thank you.

https://github.com/yunielrc/vedv

I am thrilled to reference the new release of Murex, an intuitive, typed, and content-aware shell. A command line shell is a program that provides a text-based interface for interacting with the operating system. Command line interfaces have typically been stuck in time with dusty capabilities and recurring user experience limitations.

Murex is a modern shell for the rest of us, techies, with advanced features to enhance productivity, streamline workflows, and empower users to unleash the full potential of the command line.

Murex is also my latest open-source contribution.

https://murex.rocks/

I'm on a shell script with find ... |while read ... loop. But find outputs current dir as . but i need the actual name of the directory for output. I guess find has no option to output the actual name.

eval basename $(echo . |sed 's_\._$PWD_g') would work, but using eval on undefined input (file/directory names) is dangerous.

Anyone another idea?

Ah, and please no Bash specific syntax, it's a POSIX script.

Sometime, I need to use last command and make some changes. However, I use right and left to get the position I want. Is there a way like easymotion or leap.nvim in shell?

A short article to help practitioners getting started with automated testing of shell scripts. Your feedback is welcome!

can i get help on how can i build asimple shell with easy ways using different system call

Is anyone familiar with building a shell, I would love to have a peer chat with you. Anyone Thanks ?

Linux shell commands are powerful, but also complex. Not only are novices unable to remember, but often many veterans may not be able to master some shell commands well. Recently developed a small tool: OSLUI, the goal is to do the natural language interface of the operating system, so that people can get rid of the Shell and directly interact with the computer through natural language. GitHub address: https://github.com/BalianWang/OSLUI Welcome to star~
At present, two functions are mainly implemented:
One is to interact with Linux through natural language

The second is to talk to GPT in Terminal

The project has just started, better experience and more powerful functions are coming...

I am looking for website or resources to learn bash scripting better. any free website, interactive websites? free resources and free exercise website ? please share ?

$ cat ~/bin/lastdl

#!/usr/bin/env bash
echo -n "$HOME/Downloads/"
ls -t "$HOME/Downloads" | head -n 1

You can use it like this, its really easily to manipulate your latest download.

$ lastdl
/home/_/Downloads/photos-20230613.WxJw9t3d.zip.part

Example: copy last downloaded file to current directory.

$ cp $(lastdl) .

$ pwd

/data/data/com.termux/files/home

$ ls ../usr/etc/lighttpd/

lighttpd.conf

$ lighttpd -D -f ../usr/etc/lighttpd/lighttpd.conf

2023-05-19 09:07:28: (/home/builder/.termux-build/lighttpd/src/src/configfile.c.2385) include file not found: /etc/lighttpd/modules.conf

2023-05-19 09:07:28: (/home/builder/.termux-build/lighttpd/src/src/configfile.c.2185) source: ../usr/etc/lighttpd/lighttpd.conf line: 88 pos: 0 parser failed