Chips

Useful tiny scripts, which aren't big enough to be single standalone projects.

Usage

You can directly use the chips by running them.

I strongly suggest you to setup them into your system, making them convenient to use.

Run the setup script:

$ ./setup

The setup script will prompt you some questions to choose and tune the chips to suit your needs.

Structure

Chips are divided by category:

• app-wrapper (WIP): Application wrappers
• backup: Chips for backups
• fzf: Chips specific for fzf
• gafs (WIP): Chip "Gimme-a-f*cking-shell"
• gentoo: Chips specific for Gentoo-based systems
• git: Chips related to git VCS
• jee: Chips for Java Enterprise Edition
• linux: Chips for all types of GNU/Linuxes (no distro-specific)
• openssl: Chips related to openssl
• osx: Chips specific for OSX

Development

Setup:

$ bundle install

Ruby chips

Chips written in Ruby rely on framework sfw (automatically embedded into the chip), so you should use Ruby as much as possible.