Marty Oehme
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Never used the compile script for years now, and I neither see that changing nor the files being of any use anymore. They were something I whipped up when I first started getting into Linux and bash scripting (and as such a little nostalgic I suppose) but nothing that has actual purpose anymore. |
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Scripts module
The scripts module contains several small shell scripts which did not fit under any specific module. Many of these modules are older and either 'legacy' in that they work but should be restructured at some point, or perhaps not working at all anymore.
Some will work for others without needing changes, some are very personalized to me.
benchmark
benchmark allows you to take the time another commands needs to run.
It will simply output the time taken, and can be run repeatedly or averaged to get more accurate readings.
compile
compile is somewhat of a left-over script.
It should be refactored and moved into the bibtex module at some point.
It takes a filename and tries to invoke the corresponding compiler and is mainly used by my pandoc (or rmarkdown) workflow.
open-compiled is somewhat of a companion script which attempts to open the resulting file for the user.
lockscreen
lockscreen does just that, invoke the i3 lock-screen program with some simple defaults and a color.
nomie
nomie logs a simple journal entry in the open source habit-tracking app nomie.
To do this it needs an api key, which is, as of now, hard-coded to be sourced from my pass app.