[READ-ONLY] Mirror of https://github.com/probablykasper/my-bash-scripts. My personal bash scripts
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# my-bash-scripts
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These are the basic bash scripts I've made for myself. They're made for macOS, so there's no guarantee they'll work on other OS-es.
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These are the basic bash scripts I've made for myself. They're made for macOS, so some of them may not work on other platforms.
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## Install
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## Scripts
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Some of the scripts are described below. To see the help menus for the other scripts, either open the files inside `bin` or run the commands directly.
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### welp
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Lists all these scripts, aka everything in the `bin` folder.
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### chill
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chill
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Do nothing for a specified amount of time. Useful for scheduling stuff.
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Usage examples:
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chill 1h
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chill 30m
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chill 50h 1m
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Lists all scripts in the `bin` folder.
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### dco
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Basic wrapper around the `docker-compose` command. The command works the same as `docker-compose`, except:
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complete --command dco --wraps docker-compose
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### copy
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Run a command and copy the output to the clipboard. For example, run `copy pwd` to copy the current path.
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copy <command> [args...]
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### md5compare
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Compares md5s of two files.
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Usage: md5compare <file1> <file2>
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### render
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This will render [After Effects](https://www.adobe.com/products/aftereffects.html) projects, assuming you have After Effects installed in `/Applications/Adobe After Effects CC 2019` (Specifically, the `aerender` file needs to be in there). Running `render` shows the syntax:
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render [options] <file> [file...]
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file .aep file for After Effects' aerender to render.
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-h, --help Show this help text
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-k, --kill Kill allaerendercore processes (they tend to get stuck).
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DO NOT use this if you have multiple renders running!
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### reset-permissions
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Resets permissions of a directory. You should probably know what you're doing before running this.
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Running `reset-permissions` shows the syntax:
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usage: reset-permissions <username> <directory>
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This is the command it will run:
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sudo chmod -RN <DIRECTORY> && \
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### sleepy
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Hibernates your computer. I usually run this after `render` or `chill`.
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### sfx
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Play a sound effect. Example: sfx ding.
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ding beep
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### to-gif
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Requires [ffmpeg](https://ffmpeg.org) (which I recommend installing using [Homebrew](https://brew.sh)).
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Converts videos into gifs. If you do this frequently I would probably use some app instead.
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Running `to-gif` shows the syntax:
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Syntax: to-gif <file> [fps] [scale] [duration] [start_at]
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file: File to convert to gif. Required.
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scale: GIF resolution. Defaults to 1.
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start_at: Where the video starts, in seconds. Defaults to 0
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Puts your computer to sleep.