CLI📎

Various CLI commands, all in the same repo

websearch📎

Inspired by jarun/ddgr, but way less fleshed out. Its advantage is it runs in about 0.6 seconds on a raspberry pi 4 versus about 1.5 seconds for ddgr on the same machine.

It also prints results in ascending order, which is helpful on small screens that can only view a few results at a time.

There are rust and go implementations. They behave the same and execute in the same amount of time.

webserve📎

Like python -m http.server but in go.

dt📎

Simple utility to print the bare minimum of current time you are both likely to

• a) care about
• b) not know

HHMM DOW DOM

randpw📎

Print out a random password

randpw # print 20 char password
randpw 40 # print 40 char password
randpw basic 40 # print 40 char, [A-Za-z0-9] password
randpw shell 40 # print 40 char, [A-Za-z0-9~@%*-_:,.] password

gitstats.sh📎

In descending order and on a single line, print how many git commits there were in total and by year. Fails if not a repo.

  gitstats.sh # get stats in current dir
  gitstats.sh <path/to/repo> # get stats in <path/to/repo>

jsoncred📎

Utility to import a file into json (with a password), write it as encrypted to a location, export it, or read a path from an existing chunk

\\USAGE:
\\jsoncred                         # prints this usage
\\jsoncred -h                      # prints this usage
\\jsoncred <file> <command> <path> # basic format of command
\\<command> is one of                {i[mport], e[xport], p[rint]}
\\jsoncred <file>                  # print whole file to stdout
\\jsoncred <file> print            # print top level keys
\\jsoncred <file> print <a.b.c>    # print path a.b.c of <file> to stdout
\\jsoncred <file> import <path>    # import <file> to <path on disk>
\\jsoncred <file> import           # import <file> to <file.enc>
\\jsoncred <file> export <path>    # export <file> to <path on disk> (- for stdout)
\\jsoncred <file> export           # export <file> to stdout (e.g. print it)
\\
\\jsoncred will read password from env var JSONCRED_PASSWORD
\\or prompt for one if none is available (not yet hidden).
\\
\\set JSONCRED_DEBUG=true env var for verbose output

Note that it is fairly simple to also define shell aliases to get the shell to read (and clear) password. There are advantages to using the wrapping script:

• Password is hidden from terminal display
• You only need to enter password once for multiple reads/writes

wp() {
  unset JSONCRED_PASSWORD
}
pw() {
  if [ "$JSONCRED_PASSWORD" = "" ]; then
    echo 'Password:'
    read -s password
    export JSONCRED_PASSWORD="$password"
    jc $@
  fi
}

c8r📎

Command line calculator. Uses reverse polish notation.

ll📎

Gets line length average by file extension. Depends on shell globbing for input. Examples:

ll ~/**/*.zig
ll ~/**/*.{go,sh,yaml}
ll ~/**/*.{js,jsx,ts,tsx}
ll ~/**/*.*