- avoid showing useless results (e.g : alias found himself...)
- better handling of quotes/double quotes/dollars sign in searches, by
switching to fgrep (thanks to
https://unix.stackexchange.com/q/32018/220566 for the idea)
the purpose is to suggest refactoring opportunities in a given shellscript.
some features would be :
- Increase KISS / YAGNI
- Remove code duplication / repetition
- Improve code consistency / redability
- Reduce LOC :-) (lines of code)
- Encourage reuse of aliases
- Helper name is `invalid_file_refs` and can be used like this :
`invalid_file_refs README.*`
- Given a document (readme, manual...) containing file names, the script
will attempt to identify what file names are either not referenced in
the source code, or missing in the project, thus helping to detect
some potentials issues.
- Example of issue detected by this tool : the README.md
mentions a `config.yaml` while the application would search for `config.yml`.
Because of this mistake, the user might struggle to make the application work.
- use the information available on GitHub to download gitignore files
and add them to the current repo. Any important gitignore file is one
command invocation away now :-) ... like "gitignorefor terraform" for
instance.
- better alias recommendation UI.
- add function to randomly execute whatever function/alias is passed as
argument.
- the default jira check executed when opening a session will now only
occurs 1/10 times.
- git alias to push to all remote whatever their name is
- ansible-vault hack to print all secret strings from a ansible file
with a mix of secrets and cleartext informations
- created jenkins file linter script
- created vim script for validating jenkinsfiles
- adapt all configs to use secrets
- load secrets from hidden file
+ vim script
- tune vim (plugins - icons/fonts/features...)
- new aliases (music, jira, git, ...)
