Bash resources
10 things i wish had known (zwischenzugs)
$()
globs vs regexes
exit codes
if, [, [[
set
<()
quoting
top shortcuts
startup order
getopts
globs vs regexes
exit codes
if, [, [[
set
<()
quoting
top shortcuts
startup order
getopts
101 commnds & tips (dev.to)
1. filesystem navigation
2. help
3. view/edit files
4. create/delete files & directories
5. move/copy files, making links, command history
6. directory trees, disk usage, processes
7. misc
8. disk, memory, cpu usage
9. REPLs & versions
10. environment vars
11. basic scripting
12. config files
13. find
14. download
15. redirect
16. superuser
17. file permissions
18. users & groups
19. text ops
20. pattern matches
21. copy files over SSH
22. long-running processes
23. more
2. help
3. view/edit files
4. create/delete files & directories
5. move/copy files, making links, command history
6. directory trees, disk usage, processes
7. misc
8. disk, memory, cpu usage
9. REPLs & versions
10. environment vars
11. basic scripting
12. config files
13. find
14. download
15. redirect
16. superuser
17. file permissions
18. users & groups
19. text ops
20. pattern matches
21. copy files over SSH
22. long-running processes
23. more
art of the cmnd line (github (jlevy))
meta, basics, everyday usage, files & data, debugging, one-liners, obscure, macOS, windows, resources
bash aliases (opensource)
1. Unpack a .tar file
2. Download something - be able to resume if something goes wrong
3. Generate a random, 20-character password for a new online account
4. Downloaded a file - test the checksum
5. Limit ping to five attempts
6. Start a web server in any folder
7. See how fast your network is with Speedtest-cli
8. See your external IP address
9. See your local IP address?
10. Clear the screen.
2. Download something - be able to resume if something goes wrong
3. Generate a random, 20-character password for a new online account
4. Downloaded a file - test the checksum
5. Limit ping to five attempts
6. Start a web server in any folder
7. See how fast your network is with Speedtest-cli
8. See your external IP address
9. See your local IP address?
10. Clear the screen.
bash bible (ebook) (dylanaraps)
beginners guide (Machtelt Garrels)
intro, scripts, envt, regexes, sed, awk, conditionals, interactive, repetition, vars, functions, signals
cheatsheet (github/onceopen)
terminal tricks, vars, math, grep, sed, awk, xargs, find, conditionals, loops, time, download, random, xwindow, system, hardware, networking, data ops, others
cookbook (pdf) (oreilly)
1. startup (16 scripts)
2. std output (22)
3. std input (8)
4. executing commands (10)
5. shell variables
6. logic & math ops
7. tools
8. more tools
9. finding files
10. more scripting features
11. dates & times
12. example user tasks as scripts
13. parsing, etc
14. secure scripts
15. advanced topics
16. config / customization
17. admin tasks
18. shortcuts
19. tips & traps
A. options (multiple)
B. examples
C. command line processing
D. revisino control
E. build from source
2. std output (22)
3. std input (8)
4. executing commands (10)
5. shell variables
6. logic & math ops
7. tools
8. more tools
9. finding files
10. more scripting features
11. dates & times
12. example user tasks as scripts
13. parsing, etc
14. secure scripts
15. advanced topics
16. config / customization
17. admin tasks
18. shortcuts
19. tips & traps
A. options (multiple)
B. examples
C. command line processing
D. revisino control
E. build from source
hyperfine (github/sharkdp/hyperfine)
a command-line benchmarking tool
notes for pros (pdf) (goalkicker.com)
1. getting started
2. shebang
3. directory navigation
4. listing files
5. cat
6. grep
7. aliasing
8. jobs & processes
9. redirects
10. control structures
2. shebang
3. directory navigation
4. listing files
5. cat
6. grep
7. aliasing
8. jobs & processes
9. redirects
10. control structures
quirks (jvns.ca)
variables
quoting variables
global, local, environment variables
for loops
if statements
functions
always quote your vars
return quotes
background processes,br> set -e, set -x, set -u
linting
quoting variables
global, local, environment variables
for loops
if statements
functions
always quote your vars
return quotes
background processes,br> set -e, set -x, set -u
linting
reference manual (pdf) (gnu)
scripting for devs (pdf) (bobby iliev)
scripts cheatsheet (devhints)
1. basics
2. param expansions
3. loops
4. functions
5. conditionals
6. arrays
7. dicts
8. options 9. command history
10. miscellaneous*
2. param expansions
3. loops
4. functions
5. conditionals
6. arrays
7. dicts
8. options 9. command history
10. miscellaneous*
shells for dummies (dev.to/maxwell_dev)
1. intro
2. actions
3. package managers
4. dot files
5. VIM
6. aliases
7. scripts
2. actions
3. package managers
4. dot files
5. VIM
6. aliases
7. scripts