I'm keeping shared scripts in bin_common, so I can reserve ~/bin for machine-specific scripts (similar to why I have ~/.zshrc_common and ~/.zshrc).
Add ~/bin_common to the$PATH manually.
Assumes zsh is the current shell and /bin_common is symlinked to ~/bin_common:
cat >> "$HOME/.zshrc" << 'EOF'
# See https://github.com/bbkane/dotfiles
export PATH="$HOME/bin_common:$PATH"
EOFAs of 2024-01-01. See the comments or -h/--help in each script for more details
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blog.py - Create a blog post for www.bbkane.com
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color_exceptions.py - highlight exceptions in log files
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copy_as_rtf.py - Copy CSV file as rich text
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date_range.pl - Print a date range
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easyssl.py - Generate and run/print the small subset of openssl commands I care about
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envwarden.py - Exports environmental variables from a TOML config file and the system Key Chain
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format_jsonl.py - Read stdin and pretty-print JSON lines
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format_shell_cmd.py - Read a line from stdin and format as a BASH Command
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format_f-string.py - read stdin formatted as a Python f-string and format with key-value pairs passed as args
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git-lines-changed-tsv - Print lines changed over time for a git repo
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git-tagit - Print git status and current last 10 git tags, then prompt for a new git tag and push
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imgcat - Display images inline in the iTerm2 using Inline Images Protocol
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json_to_yaml.sh - Read JSON file by path and print as YAML to stdout
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jsonl_to_csv.py - Normalize a newline delimited JSON log by adding any missing keys with null
values
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open_tmp_html.py - Write html input to a tmpfile, then open in a browser
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reply_to_recruiters.py - Reply to recruiters
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scatterplot.py - Create interactive HTML scatter/line plots!
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yaml_to_json.sh - Read YAML file by path and print as JSON to stdout