Shell-Scripts

Small shell scripts for various purposes:

• add-dock-spacer: add spacers to the dock to make visually distinct groups
• bundle-id: show the Bundle ID of a macOS app
• citrix-cleanup: fix Citrix's annoying behavior to automatically run at startup
• cue-convert: convert an audio file with a structure given in a .cue file into separate files
• digest: a generic digest tool (think shasum) that optionally only prints files that have the same digest (useful for checking for duplicates)
• extract: extract compressed files of various formats (zip, rar, bz2, tar+...)
• find-apps: find macOS apps using mdfind
• jenkins-env: convert the (text) content of Jenkins's "Environment variables" page into commands that can be used to set the environment
• jail-sh: run a shell inside a FreeBSD jail
• json-merge-patch: Diff JSON files, or patch a JSON file with an existing diff,
• json-pretty: prettify JSON so that it is more human readable
• legoman-dl: downloads and merges PDFs for Lego manuals based on a set ID
• mail-cleanup: Perform a sqlite vacuum on Mail's index
• man-pdf: create a PDF out of a man page and show it in Preview
• objc-attributesort: sorts Objective C property attributes
• plist-sort: sorts the keys of a plist file
• protoc-grpc: a wrapper around protoc that adds the gRPC plugins to the tool
• pwd-finder: prints the path of the topmost Finder window
• ql: launch QuickLook on a file
• qrm: remove the quarantine flag from a file
• refresh-open-with: Updates the launch services database, eliminating dead or duplicate entries in the "Open With" menu
• simctl: calls xcrun simctl with all parameters if you cannot remember that, and shows help for undocumented commands
• sudo-touchid-enable: enables the use of TouchID for sudo; this typically needs to be run after every system update
• tag-pdf: Perform a fuzzy search on a given PDF file and tag it
• update-nib-colors: Replace literal colors in storyboards and xib files by named colors
• uuniq: prints unique lines for unsorted sources
• xcode-cleanup: clean up unused or unnecessary Xcode files
• xctdiff: call a diff tool on the output of a XCTAssertEqual for easier comparison

Git subcommands

The following commands can be invoked via git <subcommand> as well as with git-<subcommand>.

• git-deleted: prints all deleted and not yet commited files in the current repository. Optionally prints a regex that can be used for grepping the filenames somewerhe else
• git-duplicate: duplicates a git repository at a given location with all checked out branches
• git-refresh-tags: a shortcut for git fetch --prune-tags --tags -f, updates tags that's references have changed
• git-stats: prints statistics for commits of the current user
• git-unlock: removes all .git/index.lock files that mdfind can find, and all in subdirectories of the home directory
• git-update-author: replaces the author and/or committer e-mail address and name in a branch