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Optimized for humans, 500+ BASH functions for all walks of life. Über Toölkit for über geeks and UNIX command line power users.

License: MIT License

Shell 90.93% Ruby 0.34% Dockerfile 0.32% Makefile 1.22% Awk 1.59% CSS 5.59%

ascii-graphics automation bash functions helpers installation library scripting ui ui-components

bashmatic's Introduction

What's up, I'm Konstantin

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About Me

🌏 I live in San Francisco, California, USA & I often visit Melbourne, Australia where I got my degree (at Monash University) and where my family lives.
🔭 I maintained the open source rules_ruby for Bazel, and now helping with the canonical ruby rules.
📫 How to reach me: @kig

Industry Experience

I've been a technical hands-on CTO and VP of Engineering at least five timnes.
Right now I am CTO and Co-Founder at Made Technologies
Before that, I was a Principal Software Engineer for HealthSherpa.
Before that, I was a Staff Software Engineer at Coinbase and Fossa.
In 2012-2015 I was a CTO at Wanelo which was a Rails site that:
1. Was completely rewritten from a Java/JSP prototype with 100K lines of code and no tests, to a 10K lines of a Rails app with 98% test coverage in 2 months with six people pairing full time.
2. Java codebase was crashing at 3K RPMs, but once we migrated to Rails, our traffic skyrocketed about 100x in six months, reaching the peak traffic of 300,000 RPMs at an average latency of about 100m.
3. We won TechCrunch Disrtupt and were installed on about 50% of all teenager phones.
4. At Wanelo we had to horizontally shard our PostgreSQL database, use RabbitMQ and we open source all of our adapters as gems.

Ruby

I am big open-source proponent, and I wrote about a few dozen open-source Ruby gems with over 120M downloads.

Among the most popular gems are:

colored2 — ASCII color ruby gem
sym — Symmetric encryption vi CLI or API based on OpenSSL
simple-feed - Redis based backend for twitter-like feeds
puma-daemon — Puma daemonization library

DevOps, Build, and Systems Configuration

I do a lot of Infrastructure and Scalability work, so among my other projects are:

C++/CMake Project Template with Google Test library
Bazel/Starlark Projects including Rules Ruby.
BASH Projects.

Music

I play piano, guitar and drums.

I've been DJ-ing since the vinyl days (house, tech-house, progressive, techno, downtempo)

My DJ name is LeftCtrl

I also have been composing and producing electronic music for over 20 years,

Hardware Projects

I have also written projects in C/C++ for Arduino platform.

Some of my popular projects and posts are:

BORAT — Bathroom Occupancy Remote Awareness Technology
Autonomous Obstacle Avoidance Library for DC motors or Servo Motors.
How to use arduino nano mini pro with ch340g on Mac OS-X

Based on the template by Phil Nash.

bashmatic's People

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zobertke fudanglp fossabot gitter-badger inderpreet faeliaso adniang75 molleweide finch031 bhanukiranchaluvadi joj0 tpaxle teachgani kungelee healthsherpa knonenull12 gistbucket

bashmatic's Issues

I see "path.mutate" in the commits

Is that a think the user may want to use? I can't see it in the docs/README

I want to manage my PATH using solid technologies. Pseudo code:

PATH=path.mutate($PATH, "replace-term JavaVirtualMachines/jdk with JavaVirtualMachines/jdk-15.0.1.jdk")

I don't want to use asdf, sdkman or others. I just want something I main in a shell script I can source. And though I hand-maintain those, I want them to be elegant.

Bashmatic should support basic-level package installation for Linux

One of the present downsides of this framework is that it is OS-X-centric. It works on Linux, but you can't install any packages on Linux like you can on Mac.

We should have a standard and simple package API:

package.install pkg1 pkg2 ...
package.upgrade pkg1 pkg2 ...
package.uninstall pkg1 pkg2 ...
package.reinstall pkg1 pkg2 ...
package.is-installed pkg1 pkg2...
package.list-installed newline separated list of packages currently on the system
package.search term execute an OS-dependent package find by the terms

Running commands using `run` does not show the command

Root CA certificate for bashmatic.re1.re expired

> openssl s_client -showcerts -servername bashmatic.re1.re -connect bashmatic.re1.re:443 

depth=1 C = SE, O = AddTrust AB, OU = AddTrust External TTP Network, CN = AddTrust External CA Root
verify error:num=10:certificate has expired
notAfter=May 30 10:48:38 2020 GMT
verify return:0
depth=1 C = SE, O = AddTrust AB, OU = AddTrust External TTP Network, CN = AddTrust External CA Root
verify error:num=10:certificate has expired
notAfter=May 30 10:48:38 2020 GMT
verify return:0
depth=3 C = SE, O = AddTrust AB, OU = AddTrust External TTP Network, CN = AddTrust External CA Root
verify error:num=10:certificate has expired
notAfter=May 30 10:48:38 2020 GMT
verify return:0

bashmatic-install is broken

After b5f55e8 , install command in README is not work.

$ bash -c "$(curl -fsSL https://bashmatic.re1.re); bashmatic-install -q"
.errOR       ➜   This script is meant to be run, not sourced in.
 INFORMATION ➜   However, since you've already loaded it you can fun functions:
bash: line 649: bashmatic-install: command not found

FYI, .install.bashmatic-install is work instead of bashmatic-install but display warning too.

Recently I got a issue said it slow down the bash startup time wangfenjin/simple#43 , I'm wondering if we can provide a param to skip add init script into the bash_profile. Thanks

https://github.com/kigster/bashmatic/blob/master/bin/bashmatic-install#L448