Sup, fellow command-line wizards!
You know what's wild? I installed some Git aliases in my zsh, and I'm like, "How the heck am I going to remember all these shortcuts?!"
But then, boom! I got my thinker thinking, and I whipped up this rad little script. It runs before every command you enter, checking for matching aliases and giving you a heads up if any are available to make your life easier and cooler.
Here's what it looks like:
| # $1 - question | |
| # $2 - possible answers (space separated) | |
| # $3 - optional function to call with the answer | |
| # $4-end - optional parameter to pass to the function | |
| function answer(){ | |
| QUESTION=$1 | |
| POSSIBLE_ANSWERS=$2 | |
| DEFAULT_ANSWER=$(echo $POSSIBLE_ANSWERS | tr ' ' '\n' | grep -oP '.*[A-Z].*' | tr '\n' ' ' | tr -d ' ') # default answer is the one what have capital letter | |
| FUNCTION=$3 | |
| [[ $# -ge 4 ]] && shift 3 && PARAMETERS=$* |
This is simple script for making subtasks in taskwarrior. Very useful if use taskwarrior-tui.
[[ ! -f /tmp/task-subtasks.sh ]] && curl -s https://gist.githubusercontent.com/SimonHryszko/462afc1a03b6e5038018e0f989b39175/raw/68e33386d00d90007c8f780da9cc227f22a4957f/task-subtasks.sh -o /tmp/task-subtasks.sh; chmod +x /tmp/task-subtasks.sh
Thanks for stepping by!
This is not perfect but it work (on my machine) any problem you welcome to share in comments :)
It search in task's description and annotations urls, phones and emails, then let you choose whitch to copy to clipboard with rofi. It will show uniq values of: