- abuild (Auto Build)
- compath (Compress Path)
- datestamp
- findlibs
- idlex (Idle Executor)
- mailcheck
- mlvdsel (Mullvad Selector)
- prtscn
- recscn
- swap
- thumbnailer
- timestamp
For usage help run
toolname -h
This is just a wrapper command, that will detect files present in the current directory and try to
build the project in .build folder. Considering it's limited functionality I use it more often
than it deserves credit for.
Example usage:
abuild # run when in a project folder
Compresses path mainly for prompt use, addressing the problem of ugly wrapping, or lengthy prompts. I don't think it has much use outside of it, but feel free to let me know if You do. It should be compatible with paths with spaces and unicodes.
Example usage:
pwd | compath
Possible future features:
- removal of existence requirement for shortening (would need to implement a few tweaks)
- vowel removal
- preserving the trailing 's' (indicating multiple)
- tests
The purpose of this script is to automate finding dependencies of libraries, that are incorrectly linked and thus You can't be sure which symbols they include. It will scan ELF symbols and look for the symbol in each library under given paths. Honestly though... Just link the libraries properly.
Example usage:
findlibs badlib.so badlibs/ /usr/lib/ /usr/lib/Qt5/
This is a bash script for running commands after some x input idle time. Personally I've used it mostly for reporting worked time on a project.
Example usage:
idlex -e "notify-send idle detected" -x "notify-send idle exited" -i 10s -t $((1 * 60 * 1000))
A script to compare the count of mail in maildir before (cached, or running a command) and after, send notifications about mail that just arrived and print the count of new mail.
The purpose of this script is to use it on one of the small window managers taskbars, such as polybar or i3blocks, with combination of offlineimap.
The script caches the new message list in $XDG_CONFIG_HOME/mailcheck
Helps with selecting enabling and disabling WireGuard Mullvad configurations. Requires sudo to work, so read the source to be sure.
Example usage:
mlvdsel # interactive
mlvdsel -r # select random country and server
mlvdsel -c ro -s 4 # select server 4 in Romania
Wrapper around several methods of taking screenshots. Mostly for tiled window manager use.
Example usage:
prtscn -r # take root screenshot
prtscn -w # take window screenshot
prtscn -c # take selection screenshot
Similar interface as prtscn for recording using ffmpeg. Nowadays I prefer obs. Also it's hard to
kill if You don't run it in terminal window.
Example usage:
recscn -r # record root
recscn -w # record window - careful! It doesn't follow window
recscn -c # record selection
Generates thumbnails and returns paths to the thumbnails. Matches extensions for videos and populates thumbnails under specified directory. Currently only customizable by editing the file. Thumbnails are only created if they haven't been generated yet.
Doesn't have help flag!
Example usage:
$ thumbnailer "/src/images/weird catalogue/1352345lk3j132.jpg" "/other/video.mp4"
/home/user/.cache/thumbs/src/images/weird catalogue/1352345lk3j132.jpg
/home/user/.cache/thumbs/other/video.mp4
- datestamp - Produces a simple date stamp in predefined format.
- swap - swap two files with use of mktemp
- timestamp - Produces a simple time stamp in predefined format.