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\* sf
* sf
/script framework/
/script framework/ can be used to simplify and beautify bash scripts.
It provides:
- Argument parsing
- Usage output
- Output functions
- Text formatting variables
All just by sourcing a file or adding an oneliner.
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Here is the oneliner which was created with [[https://github.com/precious/bash_minifier][this]] tool:
#+begin_src bash
# sf -- script framework (https://github.com/Deleh/sf)
sftrst=`echo -e "\e[0m"`;sftbf=`echo -e "\e[1m"`;sftdim=`echo -e "\e[2m"`;sftul=`echo -e "\e[4m"`;sftblink=`echo -e "\e[5m"`;sftinv=`echo -e "\e[7m"`;sfthidden=`echo -e "\e[8m"`;sftblack=`echo -e "\e[30m"`;sftred=`echo -e "\e[31m"`;sftgreen=`echo -e "\e[32m"`;sftyellow=`echo -e "\e[33m"`;sftblue=`echo -e "\e[34m"`;sftmagenta=`echo -e "\e[35m"`;sftcyan=`echo -e "\e[36m"`;sftwhite=`echo -e "\e[97m"`;function _sferr { echo -e "${sftbf}${sftred}SF PARSE ERROR${sftrst} $1";exit 1;};function sferr { echo -e "${sftbf}${sftred}ERROR${sftrst} $1";if [ -z "$2" ];then exit 1;fi;};function sfwarn { echo -e "${sftbf}${sftyellow}WARNING${sftrst} $1";};OLDIFS=$IFS;IFS=";";_sfphead="";_sfpdesc="";_sfodesc="";_sfexamples="";_sfpargs=();declare -A _sfflags;declare -A _sfargs;for a in "${sfargs[@]}";do subst=${a//";"};count="$(((${#a} - ${#subst})))";if [ $count -eq 1 ];then read -r -a _sfparsearr<<<"${a}";_sfpargs+=("${_sfparsearr[0]}");_sfphead="$_sfphead ${_sfparsearr[0]}";_sfpdesc="$_sfpdesc ${_sfparsearr[0]};${_sfparsearr[1]}\n";elif [ $count -eq 2 ];then read -r -a _sfparsearr<<<"${a}";_sfflags["-${_sfparsearr[1]}"]="${_sfparsearr[0]}";_sfflags["--${_sfparsearr[0]}"]="${_sfparsearr[0]}";declare ${_sfparsearr[0]}=false;_sfodesc="$_sfodesc -${_sfparsearr[1]}, --${_sfparsearr[0]};${_sfparsearr[2]}\n";elif [ $count -eq 4 ];then read -r -a _sfparsearr<<<"${a}";_sfargs["-${_sfparsearr[1]}"]="${_sfparsearr[0]}";_sfargs["--${_sfparsearr[0]}"]="${_sfparsearr[0]}";declare ${_sfparsearr[0]}="${_sfparsearr[3]}";_sfodesc="$_sfodesc -${_sfparsearr[1]}, --${_sfparsearr[0]} ${_sfparsearr[2]};${_sfparsearr[4]} (default: ${_sfparsearr[3]})\n";else _sferr "Wrong argument declaration: $a";fi;done;for e in "${sfexamples[@]}";do subst=${e//";"};count="$(((${#e} - ${#subst})))";if [ $count -eq 1 ];then read -r -a _sfparsearr<<<"${e}";_sfexamples="$_sfexamples ${_sfparsearr[0]};${_sfparsearr[1]}\n";else _sferr "Wrong example declaration: $e";fi;done;IFS=$OLDIFS;function sfusage { if [ -z ${sfname+x} ];then sfname=$(basename "$0");else echo -n "Usage: $sfname";fi;if [ "$_sfodesc" != "" ];then echo -n " OPTIONS";fi;echo -e "$_sfphead";if [ ! -z ${sfdesc+x} ];then echo -e "\n$sfdesc";fi;if [ "$_sfpdesc" != "" ];then echo -e "\nPOSITIONAL ARGUMENTS";echo -e "$_sfpdesc"|column -c 80 -s ";" -t -W 2;fi;if [ "$_sfodesc" != "" ];then echo -e "\nOPTIONS";echo -e "$_sfodesc"|column -c 80 -s ";" -t -W 2;fi;if [ "$_sfexamples" != "" ];then echo -e "\nEXAMPLES";echo -e "$_sfexamples"|column -c 80 -s ";" -t -W 2;fi;if [ ! -z ${sfextra+x} ];then echo -e "\n$sfextra";fi;exit 0;};for a in "$@";do if [ "$a" == "-h" ]||[ "$a" == "--help" ];then sfusage;fi;done;while(("$#"));do if [ ! -z ${_sfflags["$1"]} ];then declare ${_sfflags["$1"]}=true;elif [ ! -z ${_sfargs["$1"]} ];then if [ -n "$2" ]&&[ "${2:0:1}" != "-" ];then declare ${_sfargs["$1"]}="$2";shift;else sferr "Argument for '$1' missing";fi;else if [ "${1:0:1}" == "-" ];then sferr "Unsupported argument: $1";else if [ "${#_sfpargs[@]}" != 0 ];then declare ${_sfpargs[0]}="$1";_sfpargs=("${_sfpargs[@]:1}");else sferr "Too many positional arguments";fi;fi;fi;shift;done;if [ ${#_sfpargs[@]} != 0 ];then for p in "${_sfpargs[@]}";do sferr "Positional argument '$p' missing" 0;done;exit 1;fi
#+end_src
* Usage
The general usage is:
1. Declare /sf/-variables at the top of your script
2. Source /sf/ or add it as an oneliner
3. Write your script
** /sf/-variables
This is the list of variables which can be set *before* including /sf/.
Every variable is optional.
- =sfname= :: Name of the script in usage output (default: filename)
- =sfdesc= :: Description of the script (default: null)
- =sfargs= :: Array for declaration of arguments, positional arguments and flags. Look below for more information (default: empty)
- =sfexamples= :: Array for declaration of examples for the usage output. Look below for more information (default: empty)
- =sfextra= :: Additional usage output (default: null)
*** =sfargs=
This is an array of strings.
Every string defines an argument, a flag or an positional argument of the script.
The type is defined by the amount of semicolons in the string.
- Positional argument :: =<name>;<description>=
- Flag :: =<name>;<shorthand>;<description>=
- Argument :: =<name>;<shorthand>;<value_name>;<default_value>;<description>=
The order of declaration defines the order in the usage output.
* Example
#+begin_src bash
sfname="calc"
sfdesc="A simple calculator which can add and subtract."
#+begin_src bash :tangle calc
sfname="calc"
sfdesc="A simple calculator which can add and subtract."
sfargs+=("A;First number")
sfargs+=("B;Second number")
sfargs+=("substract;s;Substract B from A")
sfargs+=("multiply;m;MULTIPLICATOR;1;Multiply the result with MULTIPLICATOR")
sfargs+=("A;First number")
sfargs+=("B;Second number")
sfargs+=("substract;s;Substract B from A")
sfargs+=("multiply;m;MULTIPLICATOR;1;Multiply the result with MULTIPLICATOR")
sfexamples+=("calc 3 5;Prints the result of 3 + 5")
sfexamples+=("calc -s 2 1;Prints the result of 2 - 1")
sfexamples+=("calc -m 3 -s 2 1;Prints the result of (2 - 1) * 3")
sfexamples+=("calc 3 5;Prints the result of 3 + 5")
sfexamples+=("calc -s 2 1;Prints the result of 2 - 1")
sfexamples+=("calc -m 3 -s 2 1;Prints the result of (2 - 1) * 3")
sfextrausage="No copyright at all."
sfextra="No copyright at all."
source sf
source sf
res=0
if [ "$substract" == true ]; then
res=`expr $A - $B`
else
res=`expr $A + $B`
fi
res=0
if [ "$substract" == true ]; then
res=`expr $A - $B`
else
res=`expr $A + $B`
fi
if [ "$multiply" -ge 1 ]; then
res=`expr $res \* $multiply`
fi
if [ "$multiply" -ge 1 ]; then
res=`expr $res \* $multiply`
fi
echo "The result is $sftbf$res$sftrst."
#+end_src
echo "The result is $sftbf$res$sftrst."
#+end_src
Help output:
Help output:
#+begin_example
Usage: calc OPTIONS A B
#+begin_example
Usage: calc OPTIONS A B
A simple calculator which can add and subtract.
A simple calculator which can add and subtract.
POSITIONAL ARGUMENTS
A First number
B Second number
POSITIONAL ARGUMENTS
A First number
B Second number
OPTIONS
-s, --substract Substract B from A
-m, --multiply MULTIPLICATOR Multiply the result with MULTIPLICATOR (default:
1)
OPTIONS
-s, --substract Substract B from A
-m, --multiply MULTIPLICATOR Multiply the result with MULTIPLICATOR (default:
1)
EXAMPLES
calc 3 5 Prints the result of 3 + 5
calc -s 2 1 Prints the result of 2 - 1
calc -m 3 -s 2 1 Prints the result of (2 - 1) * 3
EXAMPLES
calc 3 5 Prints the result of 3 + 5
calc -s 2 1 Prints the result of 2 - 1
calc -m 3 -s 2 1 Prints the result of (2 - 1) * 3
No copyright at all.
#+end_example
No copyright at all.
#+end_example
Script output:
Script output:
#+begin_example
The result is 8.
#+end_example
#+begin_example
The result is 8.
#+end_example