I'm so tired of rewriting the same code over and over for my bash scripts.
The boilerplate consists of self-contained modules, written for inter-module compatibility.
The bash-boilerplate.sh script uses its own modules to build new scripts:
# download & install the supplementary libraries to ~/.local/lib
./bash-boilerplate.sh --init
# list the available modules
./bash-boilerplate.sh --list-modules
# build a new script using the listed modules
./bash-boilerplate.sh --build <name> --modules debug,traps,cli-options\
cfg-file,req-user=root
- TODO: Drop it like it's hot.
Bash Boilerplate - A Framework for Building Bash Scripts Copyright (C) 2014 Nathan Farrar
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