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Bash version of script #9

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kakposoe opened this issue Nov 28, 2018 · 3 comments
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Bash version of script #9

kakposoe opened this issue Nov 28, 2018 · 3 comments

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@kakposoe
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I have used the python script and everything worked fine and smoothly. However, as a dependancy a user of this script will need to install python (I already had this so it's not an issue for me).

It would be good to provide both python and bash versions for those who don't have python and have no need for it after the makeitdark install.

@LostConnection
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Good point, I can write some bash script but it will most likely be a very simple text appending script and will most likely not support windows because of the dynamic installation path.

@Piees
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Piees commented Apr 5, 2019

Personally I'd assume packaging it into an executable would have a similar effect of not needing the dependency, however it wouldn't be as agnostic as bash script.
Could however adding packaged versions in a dist folder be helpful?

@ammmze
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ammmze commented Apr 23, 2019

I've got a bash script for this in my own project I threw together for the devs at my company. https://github.com/MashupMill/slack-themes/blob/master/install.sh

It works relatively similar to your python script using markers to mark out the start and end, so you can strip it out.

You could probably strip out the dev mode stuff. I use that when I'm testing CSS changes. It just spins up a little http server (via nodejs) serving up my local CSS files.

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