Gorjanc Shell

Gregor Gorjanc's shell functions and scripts

Description

A set of functions and scripts that make my life easier when working in shell/terminal. These are not necesarilly bomb proof, but do the job. Feel free to improve them!

The functions/scripts are:

• cpumemlog - monitor CPU and RAM usage
• cwdiff - color word diff
• browse - open file browser application from working folder
• dim,nrow,ncol - number of rows and columns in an rectangular file
• find* - find files and folders quickly
• func - print out a function
• hi - search in the .history file
• open - my attempt at generic file opener from the terminal
• psu,psux - find user's processes and where they are running
• remove_header - remove first row in a file
• repeat - repeat something
• rmd,cld,... - various remove functions
• rows,cols - print a subset of rows and cols
• see,see_col,head_col,tail_col - print few rows of a file
• server - generate a set of aliases for a set of servers
• qstat*,qdelall - manipulate SGE cluster jobs
• stop,reboot - stop and reboot computer
• sys_info - retrieve system information (RAM, processors, disk, ...)
• x2y - convert files from one type to another
• tarc,tarx,zipc,zipx - (un)compress a given folder
• grepall - grep recursively
• pwdx - print working directory of a process
• qwc - quick wc
• spaces - replace filename spaces with _

Installation

Functions are stored in files named func_foo.sh while scripts are stored in files named foo.

1. Save the files in your ~/bin folder or clone repo and link the files to ~/bin or elsewhere
2. Add /bin folder to your PATH variable, i.e., export PATH=/bin:$PATH
3. In order to be able to use functions, add the following code to your ~/.bashrc file for each function you want to use:

if [ -f ~/bin/func_foo.sh ]; then
  source ~/bin/func_foo.sh
fi

or for a set of functions:

FUNCS="func_foo1.sh
       func_foo2.sh"
for FILE in ${FUNCS}; do
  if [ -f "~/bin/${FILE}" ]; then
    source ~/bin/${FILE}
  fi
done