This is a simple script I wrote to install my other simple scripts. Hope you'll find some of them usefull

Smart script to do various things with your database. Script description: https://github.com/michaelradionov/bdsm

Stable version

eval "$(curl "https://raw.githubusercontent.com/michaelradionov/gg_installer/master/gg_installer.sh")" && gg_installer bdsm

Nightly version

eval "$(curl "https://raw.githubusercontent.com/michaelradionov/gg_installer/master/gg_installer.sh")" && gg_installer bdsm_nightly

Usefull Git aliases. Script description: https://github.com/michaelradionov/git-alias

For Git v2+

eval "$(curl "https://raw.githubusercontent.com/michaelradionov/gg_installer/master/gg_installer.sh")" && gg_installer gg_aliases

For Git v1.X

eval "$(curl "https://raw.githubusercontent.com/michaelradionov/gg_installer/master/gg_installer.sh")" && gg_installer gg_aliases_1X

Bash prompt generator with Git support

Script description: https://github.com/michaelradionov/helloBash

eval "$(curl "https://raw.githubusercontent.com/michaelradionov/gg_installer/master/gg_installer.sh")" && gg_installer hello_bash

df -h with Cron and Slack

Script description: https://github.com/michaelradionov/dfh

eval "$(curl "https://raw.githubusercontent.com/michaelradionov/gg_installer/master/gg_installer.sh")" && gg_installer dfh

Our branch switcher little script

Script description: https://github.com/Flagstudio/brancher

eval "$(curl "https://raw.githubusercontent.com/michaelradionov/gg_installer/master/gg_installer.sh")" && gg_installer brancher

• It works on Windows, Mac and Linux in Bash supporting terminals
• It backups your old .bashrc to something like .bashrc.backup_2018-08-17
• It writing single line of code in your ~/.bashrc for all GG scripts
• This line is first checking foк scripts existence and only then sourcing them. So it will never break anything

• Bash support. Check by executing bash --version
• cURL CLI support. Check by executing curl --version
• Sourcing ~/.bashrc file on session start. Check by:
  1. executing echo 'echo "It works"' >> ~/.bashrc
  2. then start new terminal session. If you see "It works!" then you good.
  3. Then delete this line from your ~/.bashrc.
• For the previous item. If you don't know where is ~/.bashrc, you should execute cd (without parameters), then pwd. Output will be your home path, it equals ~.
• If you have literally ANY trouble with installing and using script, please, create an issue in Github repo https://github.com/michaelradionov/gg_installer.