https://github.com/src-run/bash-night-library
The darker-library provides a light weight collection of bash functions that can be utilized as the basis for small-scale scripts.
https://github.com/src-run/bash-night-library
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The darker-library provides a light weight collection of bash functions that can be utilized as the basis for small-scale scripts.
- Host: GitHub
- URL: https://github.com/src-run/bash-night-library
- Owner: src-run
- License: mit
- Created: 2016-05-30T06:43:31.000Z (over 9 years ago)
- Default Branch: master
- Last Pushed: 2018-09-09T14:36:29.000Z (about 7 years ago)
- Last Synced: 2025-01-29T18:24:22.553Z (10 months ago)
- Size: 3.91 KB
- Stars: 0
- Watchers: 2
- Forks: 0
- Open Issues: 0
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Metadata Files:
- Readme: README.md
- License: LICENSE.md
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README
# [src-run] darker-library
## Overview
[Welcome](https://src.run/go/readme_welcome)!
The `darker-library` provides a light-weight collection of bash functions with the intention of providing a foundation
for small-scale shell scripts. For example, it provides helpful implementations for output handling (info, success,
error, warning implementations) as well as much more.
### JTT
This package represents a single project within a [large collection](https://src.run/go/explore) of open-source code
released under the *src-run* namespace, including framework-agnostic libraries, Symfony Framework bundles, and much
more. All of these projects are primarily authored and maintained by [Rob Frawley 2nd](https://src.run/rmf) for use in
his professional endevours as President of Source Consulting. You may also find others involved with a project by
visiting the [GitHub collaborators](https://src.run/darker-library/github_collaborators) web page for the repository.
## Contributing
### Issues, Requests, etc.
To report issues or make a feature request, use GitHub's [issue tracker](https://src.run/darker-library/github_issues).
Be sure to include as much detail as possible in your report. For example, to aid in a quick resolution, consider
providing me with your operating system, the version exibiting issue (release/tag/sha-commit/etc), the version of the
interpreter required for the project (bash/php/ruby/etc), and any other enviornment information you think may provide
useful context to your report.
While I [(robfrawley)](https://src.run/rmf) make every attempt to respond in a reasonable amount of time, generally less
than 48 hours, in practice this may not always be the case. Perhaps the notification GitHub sent to my e-mail got lost
in the cracks, or I've taken a few days vacations and have intentionally gone off the grid, or something else. The one
thing I *can guarentee to you* is that I am not ignoring the report.
With that in mind, after 72 hours of no response, please feel free to "ping" me using one of the following methods:
- Post a short follow-up comment on your original (unanswered) GitHub issue. You can simply type the word "ping" or
"bump" in the new comment (unless you prefer being more creative with your language).
- Reach out directly by e-mailing (issues@src.run)[mailto:issues@src.run]. Provide the project name and issue number as
reference within the e-mail.
- Lastly, you should be able to always find me on IRC (Freenode network) using the handle `rmf`. I ofteen requent the
following channels: `#php`, `#symfony`, `#nginx`, `#mysql`.
### Discussions, Ideas, Questions, etc.
Anything that is not explicitly an "issue" or "feature request" falls into this category of "general discussions" and
I'd prefer (and kindly ask) that these stay off the GitHub issue tracker. Instead, utalize the following channels:
- Find me on IRC (Freenode network) using the handle `rmf` or hop into the channel
[#src-run](irc://irc.choopa.net:6669/src-run)
- More to come soon...
### Code
You created additional functionality during the use of this package? Send it back upstream! Don't hesitate to submit a
pull request! Beyond the requirements outlined in the [contibuting guide](https://src.run/darker-library/contributing),
your [imagination](https://src.run/go/readme_imagination) represents the only limitation.
## License
This project is licensed under the [MIT License](https://src.run/go/mit), an [FSF](https://src.run/go/fsf)- /
[OSI](https://src.run/go/osi)-approved and [GPL](https://src.run/go/gpl)-compatible, permissive free software license.
Review the [LICENSE](https://src.run/darker-library/license) file distributed with this source code for additional
information.