Install shell scripts as system apps, install dependencies, and from your own repository.
Made to fast deploy and update shell scripts from a remote index (yours!).
This is alpha quality software for aware peoples.
Currently, it suit perfectly my needs, but feel free to participate or give a star if you see usefulness.
It is tested in debian base, ubuntu, mint, raspbian.
Should work on mac os with a little patch (using .bash_profiles instead of .bashrc, please report).
Usage: phi [list[install|local|update] [url|path]
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Install remote shell scripts (sh,bash,php,csh,python,perl..) as linux applications
Parse remote directories or file to find shell script and install them.
Will configure the shell and save big time to create launchers and aliases.
[list] Parse script to display infos
Parse remote index defined in script, or the url given as 2nd argument
[install] Get all remote scripts from index or url given as 2nd argument.
Create launcher.desktop for each scripts
Create aliases in .bashrc
Create shortcuts in the gnome programming submenu
[update] Update/replace local scripts by all scripts from remote index
or url given as 2nd argument
[local] Install local script given as 2nd argument (local path)
- Clicking his icon in the gnome programming menu
- Typing his name in terminal
- Call his name from other shell scripts
When done, icons can be changed as regular, scripts can be uninstalled by right click from the menu.
Keyboards shortcuts commands will directly works with no paths headaches.
We can then create scripts without caring of paths, they will work on other machines when deployed with phi.
I use scripts without extensions, i recommend you to do so, and this is how this program is written.
Scripts are valids only if they are extensionless.
Anything without extensions won't download at all.
#! Script: are valids only when a shebang #! match the document two first chars
# Comments: lines begining with a # will be displayed as informations
#> Dependencies: lines with #> will be silently installed via apt.
Specify program names separated by spaces
Example, this line anywhere on a script
#> lolcat
Will install lolcat with apt,
just like: sudo apt install lolcat
The directory path is a hidden folder .phi in home.
Files in this folder will be erased while updating.
Editing is best done from remote, then to update changes locally: phi update
Php is needed on the system: sudo apt install php
Installation of phi alone from github source:
php <(curl https://webdev23.github.io/phi/phi) install https://webdev23.github.io/phi/phi
Yes, to say it differently, this command will install phi from himself.
You can as well download the archive and run ./phi
Launch phi without installing
php <(curl https://webdev23.github.io/phi/phi)
Check infos from a remote script url:
phi list https://webdev23.github.io/gif/gif
List scripts in the defined main remote index:
phi list
Install all scripts from the main defined index: You will find somes helloworld demo (https://ponyhacks.com/open/cli/)
phi install
Parse and install all scripts including those in remote subfolders (caution..)
phi install URL
Update all scripts from the main remote index whithout checking local installs
phi update
Install local script:
phi local LOCALPATH
(Advanced:) Pipe install phi and all scripts from remote index
php <(curl https://webdev23.github.io/phi/phi) install
(Advanced:) pipe install from another remote script (!)
There is no needs of sudo when piping, but for apt scripts depedencies, if required.
This is golden if you got it.. enjoy
php <(curl https://webdev23.github.io/phi/phi) install https://webdev23.github.io/gif/gif
(Advanced:) Check a website to find shell scripts, including those in subfolders.
phi list URL
Add #@ parsing to update scripts from a fixed url.
Add #^ parsing to define an icon from script.
Add #? parsing to define the launcher to run as super user.
Ability to update remote from local.