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Daniel Flanagan 2019-10-30 17:57:30 -05:00
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commit 741305fb23
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bin/fsw
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#!/usr/bin/env bash
# Some examples in case you forget:
# Elixir: fsw "mix run" ./**/*.{ex,exs}
# Run bash file on any event (note single quotes): fsw 'bash ${__FSW_FILENAME}' ./**/*.bash
_VERSION="0.2.0"
SHELL_COMMAND="${1}"
shift
inotifywait -q -m -e close_write -r "${@}" | while read -r __FSW_FILENAME __FSW_EVENT; do
eval "${SHELL_COMMAND}"
function help() {
I=" "
cat <<USAGE
fsw - run a command when a file is modified
Usage:
${I}fsw <command> [filter] [dirs...]
${I}command - the specified bash command to eval
${I}filter - an optional filename filter
${I}dirs - the directories to watch (defaults to current directory)
Advanced:
${I}Command Variables:
${I}${I}Your commands have runtime access to some variables associated with the
${I}${I}${I}inotifywait event enabling further extensibility:
${I}${I}+ FSW_FILENAME - the name of the file
${I}${I}+ FSW_DIR - the directory containing the file
${I}${I}+ FSW_PATH - the full relative path of the file
${I}${I}+ FSW_FILE_EVENTS - a comma-separated list of the inotify events
${I}Environment:
${I}${I}Some customization options exist using environment variables
${I}${I}${I}due to their uncommon usage.
${I}${I}+ FSW_EVENTS - the list of events to have inotifywait observe
References:
${I}+ Filter works with grep -P
${I}+ See inotifywait(1) for FSW_EVENTS options.
Examples:
${I}fsw 'make' '\.c$'
${I}fsw 'bash \$filename' '\.bash$'
${I}fsw 'mix test --failed' '.exs?$' lib test
${I}FSW_EVENTS=open,access fsw 'espeak "Intruder Alert!"' \\
${I}${I}${I}'.*' /etc/secrets \$HOME/.secrets
USAGE
}
if [[ $1 = '-h' ]] || [[ $1 = '--help' ]] || [[ -z $1 ]]; then
help
exit 0
fi
FSW_EVENTS="${FSW_EVENTS:-close_write}"
SHELL_COMMAND="${1}"; shift
FILTER="${1}"; shift
DIRS=("${1:-.}"); shift
while [[ ! -z $1 ]]; do
DIRS+=("$1"); shift
done
inotifywait -m -e "${FSW_EVENTS}" -r "${DIRS[@]}" 2>&1 \
| grep --line-buffered -v ' Beware: since -r was given, this may take a while!' \
| while read -r dir events filename; do
if [[ "$dir $events" = "Watches established." ]]; then
echo "Ready."
else
export FSW_FILENAME="$filename"
export FSW_DIR="$dir"
export FSW_PATH="$dir$filename"
export FSW_FILE_EVENTS="$events"
<<< "$FSW_PATH" grep -P
eval "${SHELL_COMMAND}"
fi
done

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#!/usr/bin/env bash
COLOR_RESET='\[\e[0m\]'
# TODO: if root, background instead?
PROMPT_SUCCESS_COLOR='\[\e[0;34m\]'
PROMPT_FAILURE_COLOR='\[\e[0;31m\]'
DIR_COLOR='\[\e[0;35m\]'
MAX_PATH_PIECE_CHARS=3
# prompt rendering functions
preprocess_pwd() {
name="$PWD"
# if we're in the home directory, replace it with tilde
# [[ "$name" =~ ^"$NICE_HOME"(/|$) ]] && name="~${name#$NICE_HOME}"
[[ "$name" == "${NICE_HOME}" ]] && name="~"
# replace all non-basename parts of the PWD with only the first two letters
curdir=$(echo "$PWD" | sed -r 's|.*/(.+)$|\1|g')
name=$(echo "$name" | sed -r 's|/(...)[^/]*|/\1|g' | sed -r 's|(.*/)(.+)$|\1|g')
# if we're just in the home or root directory, don't show any path stuff
[[ "$name" == "/" ]] && curdir=""
[[ "$name" == "~" ]] && curdir=""
# return our transformed PWD
echo "$name$curdir"
p="$PWD"
[[ "$p" == "/" ]] && echo "/" && return 1
[[ "$p" == "${NICE_HOME}" ]] && echo "~" && return 0
# with ellipsis
# echo "$(<<< "$p" cut -c2- | awk '{split($0,p,"/");for(k in p){if(length(p[k])>'"$((MAX_PATH_PIECE_CHARS+1))"'){printf "/%.'"$((MAX_PATH_PIECE_CHARS))"'s…",p[k]}else{printf "/%s",p[k]}}}')"
# without ellipsis
echo "$(<<< "$p" cut -c2- | awk '{split($0,p,"/");for(k in p){printf "/%.'"$MAX_PATH_PIECE_CHARS"'s",p[k]}}')"
}
export -f "preprocess_pwd"
prompt_command_func()
{
# commit history to prevent data loss from edge cases
history -a
RET=$?
# set the color of the user and host based on the result of the previous
# command
if [ $RET -eq 0 ]; then
history -a # commit history to prevent data loss from edge cases
# set the color of user@host based on the result of the previous command
if [[ $RET -eq 0 ]]; then
STATUS_COLOR=$PROMPT_SUCCESS_COLOR
else
STATUS_COLOR=$PROMPT_FAILURE_COLOR
fi;
PS1="$STATUS_COLOR\u@\h$COLOR_RESET $DIR_COLOR$(eval "preprocess_pwd")$COLOR_RESET "
fi
PS1="$STATUS_COLOR\u@\h$COLOR_RESET $DIR_COLOR$(preprocess_pwd)$COLOR_RESET "
}
export -f "prompt_command_func"
export PROMPT_COMMAND="prompt_command_func"