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Bash doesn't exactly have libraries per se, but there are some bash-front ends to libraries | Bash doesn't exactly have libraries per se, but there are some bash-front ends to libraries | ||
(like curses) that allow you to interact with them from shellscripts. | (like curses) that allow you to interact with them from shellscripts. | ||
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| [[dialog (shell)]] || bash interface for the curses library | | [[dialog (shell)]] || bash interface for the curses library | ||
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| [[jq]] || parse json | |||
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| [[yq]] || parse yaml | |||
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| [[tomlq]] || parse toml | |||
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Revision as of 14:55, 28 August 2021
Bash doesn't exactly have libraries per se, but there are some bash-front ends to libraries (like curses) that allow you to interact with them from shellscripts.
UI
| dialog (shell) | bash interface for the curses library |
| bash-oo-framework | OOP, exceptions, etc in bash |
| tput | get info from the termcap db |
Structured Text
jq parse json yq parse yaml tomlq parse toml
