These days, Bash Infinity reached the top 10 repo in github trends.
I have not ever tried object-oriented bash programming before, so how about your opinions on bash frameworks?
These days, Bash Infinity reached the top 10 repo in github trends.
I have not ever tried object-oriented bash programming before, so how about your opinions on bash frameworks?
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Good god bash has frameworks now?
My opinion remains that writing shell scripts which are not portable are shell scripts which are broken. If you ever find yourself having to use bash-specific features in your shell scripts, maybe you'd better use Perl instead.
At the beginning, people rarely use them. And scripts based on them indeed are not portable enough.
But it's easier writing bash code, and the resulting bash programs are much more readable.
So I think it may have its seat in the near future.
There is also test framework for bash called
bats
:)Bash Infinity is what finally bumped dev.to from the top spot on GitHub trends a couple days ago.
But it looks very cool, so deserving I'd say.
Cool indeed, and I wish many people could have a try.