[rant] Shell script integrated search engine?!
I just had this crazy idea. What if you had an on-line repository of scripts you could access/search via your shell? They would be ranked by users, so people don't get too much malignant and bad script.
You would type something like: $ dunno -h "replace all filename extentions" to get the usage help for the top result for that query. (Or a message no scripts with that description exist.) Executing: $ dunno "replace all filename extentions" actual arguments to script $ dunno --manual-pick "replace all filename extentions" Giving feedback: $ dunno --rate=last-used Etc. Does something like this exist already? |
Donno if they exist or not but that can be done.. provided obne should first decide how to provide that solution.
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An example, change it how you want.
Code:
#! /usr/bin/env bash |
That's seems like a very good start. TBH introduced me to that site too, so double thanks.
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