#!/bin/bash
echo "Hello, world!"
use below script to easilly create scripts with different types that are automaticaly set to executable
#!/bin/bash
version="1.0"
function help-text (){
echo "-v : Show version"
echo "-t : Type of script you want to create (bash/python3/...) defaults to bash"
echo "-h : Show help text"
exit 0;
}
args=("$@")
ELEMENTS=${#args[@]}
if [[ $1 = "-h" ]]; then
help-tekst
fi
for (( i = 0; i < $ELEMENTS; i++ )); do
case ${args[${i}]} in
"-"* )
argument=${args[${i}]}
for (( j=1; j<${#argument}; j++ )); do
case "${argument:$j:1}" in
"v" )
echo "Version: $version"
;;
"t" )
fileType=${args[${i}+1]}
i=$i+1
;;
"h" )
help-text;
exit 0;
;;
* )
echo "-${argument:$j:1}" "invalid command, use -h for more info"
;;
esac
done
;;
* )
fileName=${args[${i}]};
;;
esac
done
if [[ -z "$fileName" ]]; then
echo "No fileName was provided"
else
if [[ -z "$fileType" ]]; then
printf "#!/bin/bash
" > $fileName;
chmod +x $fileName;
else
printf "#!/bin/$fileType
" > $fileName;
chmod +x $fileName;
fi
fi
echo '#!bin/bash' > filename
# works with and without extention, if you want extention do filename.sh
chmod +x filename
#!/bin/sh
python /path/to/trc-image-titler.py -o /path/to/output