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elvish-base

Personal elvish files

DEPRECATION WARNING

I don't use elvish anymore, and won't fix this lib for 0.17.0+. I will still accept proper PRs if you feel like it.

Usage

You just have to put file in ~/.elvish/rc.elv and -source ~/.elvish/rc.elv

It will download every dependencies, no need to install them yourself

use epm

epm:install                              \
  &silent-if-installed=$true             \
  github.com/champii/elvish-base         \
  github.com/zzamboni/elvish-completions \
  github.com/zzamboni/elvish-modules

elvPath = $E:HOME"/.elvish"
ownPath = $elvPath"/lib/github.com/champii/elvish-base"

use github.com/champii/elvish-base/env
use github.com/champii/elvish-base/alias
use github.com/champii/elvish-base/prompt
use github.com/champii/elvish-base/bindings

-source $ownPath"/fs.elv"
-source $ownPath"/utils.elv"
-source $ownPath"/git.elv"

use github.com/zzamboni/elvish-completions:git
use github.com/zzamboni/elvish-modules/long-running-notifications
use github.com/zzamboni/elvish-modules/util

-exports- = (alias:alias:export)

Api

Signature type nomenclature follows the schema:

func_name[arg1 arg2 optionalArg?] => return_type

Optional args are achieved using optional_in~. cf map or filter implementation.

If an optional arg is not given, it will take (all)

fs

• exists[path] => bool

  This method checks safely if the file exists

  ~> exists /tmp/foo
  ▶ $true
  

• size[path] => number

  Fail if the path does not exists

  Returns the size in bytes

  ~> size /tmp/foo
  ▶ 1024
  

• pretty_size[path] => number

  Same as size

  Returns the approximative size in corresponding bytes order

  ~> size /tmp/foo
  ▶ 733Mo
  

• zero[path] => bool

  Fail if the path does not exists

  Returns true if the size is 0

  ~> zero /tmp/foo
  ▶ $false
  

• zero_or_null[path] => bool

  Does not fail

  Returns true if the file doesn't exists or if the size is 0

  ~> zero_or_null /i_dont_exist
  ▶ $true
  

• list_empty[] => arr

  Returns all files in current directory that are empty

  ~> list_empty
  ▶ [foo bar]
  

• list_gt[number] => arr

  Returns all files in current directory that are greater than given size in bytes

  ~> list_gt (mega 10)
  ▶ [foo bar]
  

• kilo[number] => number

  Returns the number of kilo in bytes

  ~> kilo 10
  ▶ 102400
  

• mega[number] => number

  Returns the number of mega in bytes

  ~> mega 10
  ▶ 1.048576e+07
  

• giga[number] => number

  Returns the number of giga in bytes

  ~> giga 10
  ▶ 1.073741824e+10
  

git

• branch[] => string

  Returns the current branch, or fails if not a git repo

  ~> branch
  ▶ master
  

• commit_id[] => string

  Returns the last commit id from the current branch, or fails if not a git repo

  ~> commit_id
  ▶ 3220a9726f4ccf04af79a7cf20d17ccce017fc51
  

• is_dirty[] => bool

  Returns $true whenever there is some uncommited change

  ~> is_dirty
  ▶ $true
  

utils

• null_out[func] => func

  Returns a function with stdout and stderr discarded

  ~> null_out { cat /tmp/foo }
  ~>
  

  ~> new_cat = { null_out { cat } }
  ~> $new_cat /tmp/foo
  ~>
  

• has_failed[func] => bool

  Return true if the function has failed

  ~> has_failed { stat /tmp/foo }
  ▶ $true
  

• json[path] => map

  Return the parsed json map

  ~> put (json somefile.json)[somekey]
  ▶ someValue
  

• filter[func arr?] => arr

  Filter the array with the predicate

  If the last argument arr is not set, will take input from value channel

  ~> filter $exists~ [/tmp/foo /tmp/bar]
  ▶ [/tmp/foo]
  

• map[func arr?] => arr

  Map the predicate over the array

  If the last argument arr is not set, will take input from value channel

  ~> map $exists~ [/tmp/foo /tmp/bar]
  ▶ [$true $false]
  

• floor[number|string] => number

  Floor the number

  ~> floor (/ 100 3)
  ▶ 33
  

• optional_in[arr] => arr

  Used to take the input of (all) if the last parameter is not set

  fn zipMap [f @rest]{
    arr = (optional_in $rest)
  
    res = (map [x]{
      @in = ($f $x)
  
      put [$x $@in]
    } $arr)
  
    put $res
  }
  

• zipMap[func arr?] => arr

  Takes an array (1 dimension) and produces an array of array (2 dimensions)

  If the last argument arr is not set, will take input from value channel

  For each item, the callback can return as many elements as wanted, that will be added with the original element into an array.

  ~> put [1 10 100] | zipMap [x]{ put (+ $x 1) (+ $x 2)}
  ▶ [[1 2 3] [10 11 12] [100 101 102]]
  

  ~> list_gt (mega 100) | zipMap $pretty_size~ | table_print
  file1.ext        2Go
  file13334.ext    133Mo
  file23.ext       101Mo
  file12332223.ext 633Mo
  

• table_print[arr?] => void

  Pretty print a 2D array

  If the last argument arr is not set, will take input from value channel