djtools | completable toolsets contain some useful scripts

by dj-zhou Shell Version: v1.6.4 License: No License

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djtools is a Shell library. djtools has no bugs, it has no vulnerabilities and it has low support. You can download it from GitHub.

This is a tab-completable toolsets contain some useful scripts for installing packages, checking daily work, checking status on repos, building projects, dealing with mirrors, simplifying Yocto BitBake commands, and so on. Supported system: Ubuntu 18.04/20.04. Note that Ubuntu 18.04 is not fully tested, and Ubuntu 20.04 is under test.

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djtools has a low active ecosystem.

It has 5 star(s) with 0 fork(s). There are 2 watchers for this library.

It had no major release in the last 12 months.

djtools has no issues reported. There are no pull requests.

It has a neutral sentiment in the developer community.

The latest version of djtools is v1.6.4

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djtools has no bugs reported.

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djtools has no vulnerabilities reported, and its dependent libraries have no vulnerabilities reported.

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djtools releases are available to install and integrate.

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Install djtools

The installation script will install some necessary software, and will make the bash scripts in this repo valid by putting BitBucket/GitHub/GiTee usernames into ~/.bashrc, which, will source the djtools.bash every time when opening a new terminal.
brush: apply clang format according to file (.clang-format file) or google (Google style)
implement: to implement a .clang-format file to the current path. For example, dj format implement djz will copy the file .clang-format-dj from the djtools folder to the current folder, and rename it to .clang-format.
show: to show different coding style, for example, camel (to add more).
config: to configure a repository with name and email address, locally.
search: to list all remote branches by using the author's name, or email address, or to search some commit that with specific string in the commit message.
ssh-clone: to clone repository using ssh, for example, the command dj git ssh-clone github robotics-note is the same as git clone git@github.com:dj-zhou/robotics-note.git, because we have setup the GitHub account as dj-zhou.
in-meson: to find specific content in all meson.build files in current directory.
package: run ldconfig command to see the package relationships.
string: to search some string in all files in current directory, avoid those directories: build, bin, _bcross*, _bnative*, builddir, .git, .cache.
install: to install python3 related packages natively.
no-password: to copy the host ssh file to a target to avoid using password in the future.
activate: to activate one account;
all-accounts: to show all available accounts;
current-account: to show current active account.
check: used to check some system information. For example, temperature, udev rules, cpu-memory, and so on.
enable: used to enable something, not implemented yet.
disable: used to disable something, for example: system disable program-problem-detected.
wallpaper: used to setup the wallpaper: system wallpaper random, this command will leave settings in the ~/.bashrc file.

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