Scriptler allows you to manage scripts from different sources in one place with a simple configuration file.
As usual, use pip to install:
$ pip install --user scriptler
First off, create a configuration file in ~/.config/scriptler/config.yml:
scriptler:
script_dir: /home/aljosha/.local/share/scriptler
scripts:
proxy-foxy:
path: ~/git/scripts/bash/proxy-foxy
socksme:
path: ~/git/scripts/bash/socksme
swap:
path: bash/swap
source: afriemann/scripts.git
sources:
afriemann/scripts.git:
branch: master
url: github.com/AFriemann/scripts
You can also add scripts and sources directly via the CLI:
$ scriptler add source highlighter github.com/paoloantinori/hhighlighter
$ scriptler add script h highlighter h.sh --command 'echo "h $@" >> {}'
Repository sections may be named however you please while script sections will determine the linked filename. The command can be used to run commands after script installation. {} expands to the file. In this particular example it will add "h" to the file since it normally only contains a function called "h". The scriptler section is not required (~/.local/share/scriptler is the default) but script_dir should be something you have write access to and can add to your $PATH.
To install the scripts, simply run:
$ scriptler update installing socksme installing swap installing proxy-foxy installing h removing unmanaged file foobar
This will also remove unmanaged files (those that you removed from your configuration file/never added).
And to remove them again:
$ scriptler remove removing swap removing proxy-foxy removing socksme removing h
To get a nice list of currently installed scripts:
$ scriptler status config file ~/.config/scriptler/config script dir ~/.local/share/scriptler script managed installed --------- --------- ----------- swap yes no h yes yes proxy-foxy yes yes socksme yes yes foobar no yes
- scriptler will ruthlessly reinstall files. Right now I don't care, but it would probably be better to change that
- the only sources supported right now are github and local files
- write some tests to ensure functionality
- scriptler config edit should not parse the config file beforehand and should check afterwards
- the command option for sources is very rudimentary and probably asking for tons of problems
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