--color=always on grep imo. I was considering building a generic syntax highlighter for the CLI with various lexers, for ls, diff, grep, find, etc...
asciiworld π.
asciiworld and have it in your README that thy're required.
\n$ ls -1 /var/db/GeoIP/\nGeoLite2-City.mmdb\nGeoLite2-Country.mmdb\n\n> Depends on what you understand by βmessβ and βcomplicatedβ\n\nItβs 55 lines long and Iβm having trouble understanding it as I read through it, less than a week after it was written.\nmkws is very tolerant to "mess".
sed the quoted documents to unquoted ones and process those using temp files. Again, if your current setup works don't change it especially not for that sake of change.\n\n> But the end result would be even more of a complicated mess of a shell script than the one I have now.\n\nDepends on what you understand by "mess" and "complicated". π
mkws script to your preference, this is how I generate my blog:\n\n\nfor p in "$srcdir"/p/*\ndo\n test "${p##*.}" == "html" && continue\n echo "Making p/$(echo "${p##*/}" | cut -c21-).html"\n pp "$sharedir"/l.upphtml "$p" "$1" > "p/$(echo "${p##*/}" | cut -c21-).html"\n\ndone\np directory, about quotes, maybe you can sed files. You really don't have to use mkws but I'm just saying that it's not impossible.
npm dependecies.
npm install in mkws!
shops is an orchestrator for a custom language you defined in yaml which runs sh functions, and judo is an orchestrator for plain sh scripts.
cdtemp is closer in naming to mktemp
cdtemp is shorter and I don't have to name things. π
sh script, what am I missing?
\nalias cdtemp='cd $(mktemp -d)'\njudo, not ssh, but if man if yaml is your thing, just do yaml.
shar somehow, I'm half asleep, we'll talk tomorrow.
] is extra\n\n\n if [ -n "${NS1}" ] && ! grep -q "nameserver ${NS1}" "${RESOLVCONF}" ]; then\nyaml as opposed to just writing a sh script and run it via https://github.com/rollcat/judo for example.
\ngeoip_city_database = "/usr/share/GeoIP/GeoIPCity.dat"\ngeoip_city_database_v6 = "/usr/share/GeoIP/GeoIPCityv6.dat"\n.mmdb? I don't believe I have those databases on OpenBSD.
asciiworld on OpenBSD. Playing around. π
ulinux, right?
ssh. https://mkws.sh is an OpenBSD VPS hosted by http://openbsd.amsterdam/, I do most of my work there. I run another small Void Linux VPS. I'm not that hardcore. π
Win+;.