Summary

• Summary
• INTRODUCTION
• TEST_PYTHON_IMPORTS
• 20_DOCKER_STATS
• RENAME
• EXEC_TASK_IN_BG
• EXEC_TASKS_IN_BG
• ANIMATE_ASCII
• RANDOM_MOUSE
• LIST_TODOS
• UNSPLASH2A

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INTRODUCTION

This repository contains various homemade scripts

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TEST_PYTHON_IMPORTS

This script is useful in big python projects when you want to check that all your imported modules are available in your environment

• You can access the help by launching python test_python_imports.py --help:

usage: test_python_imports.py [-h] [--dump-errors] [--dump-success] [--dump-requirements] path

positional arguments:
  path                 Path to the project directory you want to check

optional arguments:
  -h, --help           show this help message and exit
  --dump-errors        Dump list of unsuccessfully imported modules
  --dump-success       Dump list of successfully imported modules
  --dump-requirements  Dump successfully imported modules and their version (as in requirements files)

• Here is a basic example of output:

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20_DOCKER_STATS

this scripts add a docker stats paragraph to the MOTD of your UNIX system

• You can test it with:

bash 20-docker-stats

• If you want to add it to your MOTD:

# Check you don't already have a file name `20-***` in `/etc/update-motd.d/`
ls -la /etc/update-motd.d/

# Add the bash script to your system MOTD folder
sudo cp ./20-docker-stats /etc/update-motd.d/

• Here is a basic example of output:

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RENAME

this scripts renames all files in a directory by sorting them (by date or size) and adding a counter in front on them

• You can access the help by launching bash rename.sh:

usage: rename.sh order_type <path>

positional arguments:
order_type	Sorting type to use, can be 'date' or 'size'

optional arguments:
path		path to the directory to use (default is ".")

• Here is a basic example of use:

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EXEC_TASK_IN_BG

this scripts runs a given command in background and displays a progressbar during its execution (based on the execution time)

• You can access the help by launching bash exec_task_in_bg.sh:

USAGE:
	bash exec_task_in_bg.sh [progress_bar_size] [expected_duration] [command]
EXAMPLE:
	bash exec_task_in_bg.sh 100 10 sleep 10
PARAMETERS:
	[progress_bar_size]	Size of the displayed progress bar (cannot be 0)
	[expected_duration]	Expected command duration in seconds (cannot be 0)
	[command]		Command to run in background

• Here is a basic example of use:

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EXEC_TASKS_IN_BG

this scripts runs a given list of commands in background and displays a progressbar during their execution

• You can access the help by launching bash exec_tasks_in_bg.sh:

USAGE:
	bash exec_tasks_in_bg.sh [progress_bar_size] [tasks]
EXAMPLE:
	bash exec_tasks_in_bg.sh 100 'sleep 1' 'sleep 2' 'exit 1' 'sleep3'
PARAMETERS:
	[progress_bar_size]	Size of the displayed progress bar (cannot be 0)
	[tasks]		Commands to run in the background

• Here is a basic example of use:

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ANIMATE_ASCII

this scripts animates one or many ascii arts from the top of the terminal to the bottom of the terminal

• You can access the help by launching bash animate_ascii.sh:

USAGE:
	bash animate_ascii.sh [name]
EXAMPLE:
	bash animate_ascii.sh 'asciiArts'
PARAMETERS:
	[name]		File or directory containing the ascii art(s)

• Here is a basic example of use:

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RANDOM_MOUSE

this scripts randomly moves the mouse on the screen

• You can access the help by launching bash random_mouse.sh:

USAGE:
	bash random_mouse.sh [min_sleep] [max sleep]
EXAMPLE:
	bash random_mouse.sh 1 3600
PARAMETERS:
	[min_sleep]	Minimal sleep time between random moves (in seconds)
	[max_sleep]	Maximal sleep time between random moves (in seconds)

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LIST_TODOS

this scripts list todos from the oldest to the newest in a given repository

• You can use it by launching bash list_todos.sh PATH_TO_YOUR_REPO
• Here is a basic example of output:

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UNSPLASH2A

this scripts displays random unsplash images as ascii art in your terminal

• See detailed usage detailed usage
• Here is a basic example of output: