Read Write eXecute

A reflective AWK & POSIX Shell + Python framework.

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Table Of Contents

• 1 Why
• 2 How
  • 2.1 Shell
  • 2.2 Python
• 3 What
  • 3.1 Features
  • 3.2 Environment variables
• 4 Who
• 5 Where
  • 5.1 Chat
  • 5.2 Repo
  • 5.3 Site
• 6 When
  • 6.1 Release tasks
  • 6.2 Further tasks

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1 Why

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2 How

Two interpreted languages for flexibility.

2.1 Shell

• functions to
  • alias
  • lint
    • Git
    • Python
    • Shell
  • log
  • rescue
    • Hetzner
    • OVH
• profiles
  • ffmpeg
  • tmux

2.2 Python

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3 What

3.1 Features

• self
  • install modules

3.2 Environment variables

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4 Who

• Author: Marc Beninca

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5 Where

5.1 Chat

• Discord
• IRC

5.2 Repo

• Code
• Feed
• Actions

5.3 Site

• Web

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6 When

6.1 Release tasks

Python

• character constants for box drawing
• common str function
• parse pyproject.toml to write commands
• write classes for
  • steps bars to log
  • system commands to run
    • with single call of subprocess.run
    • or alternate subprocess method?

Shell

• git switch signing commits & tags
• shellcheck & shfmt
• python tools
• log
• hetzner
• apt
  • apt-file search | grep
• ffmpeg
• tmux
  • get unresolved path for new panes & windows
• source code
  • awk linting
  • comments locales
  • bash completion
  • export awk & sh code to
    • standalone
      • file
      • string
    • target root directory
  • dependencies resolving
  • parsing
    • improve doc algorithm
    • handle oneline functions
    • fix #= before #|
  • install commands
    • remove existing before
  • test required
    • binaries
    • modules
  • handle dependencies
    • binaries
    • modules
  • handle tasks
    • readme.md / when
    • last module parsed
    • line numbers padding
  • extend shell features through awk
    • dict
    • list

6.2 Further tasks