bash-scripts

Introduction

A personal collection of useful bash scripts.

These scripts are written to automate any repetitive tasks that I may have as well as document the steps needed to set up any common dev environments that I may use. They are customized to my personal settings and the only reason they are on github is for portability across my own machines.

Usage

Installation

If git is not installed yet, download the repository manually. There is a setup script which can be used for setting up git

For git version 2.1.3 and later, use --recurse-submodules instead

  git clone --recurse-submodules -j8 git@github.com:Kaikj/bash-scripts.git ~/scripts

For git version 1.9 till 2.1.2:

  git clone --recursive -j8 git@github.com:Kaikj/bash-scripts.git ~/scripts

For git version 1.6.5 and later:

  git clone --recursive git@github.com:Kaikj/bash-scripts.git ~/scripts

For already cloned repositories or older versions of git:

  git clone git@github.com:Kaikj/bash-scripts.git ~/scripts
  cd ~/scripts
  git submodule update --init --recursive

Running the scripts

After cloning the repositories, any of the scripts can be executed directly

Alternatively, you can add the path into the global variable path and be able to run the scripts from anywhere

Setup

The setup script requires 2 parameters, email and git username. So run the command as such:

  . setup <git username> <email>

Vim is automatically setup after init_dotfiles is run. However, if the fonts do not turn up correctly, go to the directory

  /dotfiles/vim/bundle/fonts

Run the install script:

  ./install.sh

Set the font of the terminal to "ubuntu mono derivative powerline" and you're good to go!

Disclaimer

These scripts are not bug free and are fragile as I do not have the time now to test it out properly. Please use with caution.