A bash library for complex bash scripting.
You may download turbobash.lib and modify it as needed. It is encouraged, if you make an addition that could have widespread usage outside of your scripts and applications, that you contribute to upstream. Summon its functionalities, as usual in bash, by the command source /path/to/turbobash.lib.
It exports variables for a solid look for newt's whiptail graphics. It also provides a quick setup to message boxes:
local title="title"
local msg="message"
_msgbox_
A dependable solution for Debian/Ubuntu, Fedora/openSUSE, Arch and all derivated operating systems that are compliant with their packaging and use their package managers.
insta packagename
A dependable solution for Debian/Ubuntu, Fedora/openSUSE, Arch and all derivated operating systems that are compliant with their packaging.
local _packages=(package1 package2 package3)
_install_
You may set exceptions for parsing if your application requires by changing list|exceptions|here for each section.
Easily list desired flatpaks for instalation with automated presets. The library default setting installs them for the user.
_flatpaks=(this.flatpak.1 this.flatpak.2)
_flatpak_
Quick logger setup wherever your script needs.
logfile="/path/to/logfile"
_log_
Quick and easy detection that outputs a langfile variable. It can be extended to add support to as many languages as you may require.
_lang_
source /path/to/lang/$langfile
Can summon scripts from your repository, allowing more flexibility and quick deployment of bugfixes. Requires setting up your repository URL in the turbobash.lib file.
invoke="filename"
_invoke_
Wraps a function in sudo.
func () {
echo "I am SUDO!"
}
...
_root_ func