Technological and coding misadventures!
This content provides a comprehensive guide to terminal commands, focusing on file navigation and management in macOS and Linux. It highlights essential commands like ls, pwd, cd, tree, find, and others, detailing their functionalities and useful options. The guide aims to enhance user efficiency in file-system navigation through command-line tools. Continue reading
When writing a script in bash you can pass parameters into that script to work with. For example, let’s say I have a script file called runme.sh and I want to pass in my name and today’s date. I could do that like this. ./runme.sh “Adron Hall” “12/27/2018” Inside the script I can get access... Continue reading
In bash, the shell reads one or more startup files. Here’s the details about what’s what and which is run when. /etc/profile is executed automatically at login. The file from the list of ~/.bash_profile, ~/.bash_login, or ~/.profile are then executed at login. ~/.bashrc is executed by every non-login shell, but if sh is used to... Continue reading
I’m starting three new series and only making this post now that I’ve got the first round posted and live. Each of these I’ll be back posting so that I have a kind of linked list of blog entries for each of the series. So if you’re into learning Go, I’ve got that going, or... Continue reading
I’m sitting here trying to get the folder structure for my project into a kind of ASCII Tree or something. I wasn’t going to manually do this, it would be insane. Especially on any decent size Enterprise Project with an endless supply of folders and nested content. I went digging to come up with a... Continue reading
