What terminal software have you written for yourselves?

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Manga downloaders and shit like that.

How did you do it? Describe it briefly, technologies used, etc

Python with beautiful soup. Just a simple scraper, but it makes life easier.

I accidentally found out that pastebin has up to 50 password leaks a day in the latest pastes section. So I made a scraper for it that stores all of them, and then automated going through all of them automatically using Selenium.

Basically this, download handlers for streams/videos/best waifus

Besides that there isn't much point in writing terminal shit for yourself as most stuff is available opensourced online and you can extend them to your liking by contributing.

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>waifus

I work on and off on some simple astronomy/physics tools for worldbuilding autism, but I usually get tired of debugging them quickly so I haven't gotten too far on it all.

check it out
github.com/xxxboomerxxx/ayy

script in perl 6 to sort through my porn videos and make webms for /gif/

>waifus
degenerate. you either have one or none. kys
but i must say misaki and raven are always competing for the top spot.
so it's not like im perfect either.

how do you make say 1 minute videos less than 4mb. i've always had an issue there being a brainlet.
have to change a lot of settings to post one under 4mb.

wrapper for salesforce's commandline tools

:^)

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Some academia nerd in my field of research tweeted out a neat tool for searching, viewing, and organizing a bibliographic library from the command line. Some shit in it was broken, so I submitted some pull requests.

I wrote a user interface to the apple command line audio player afplay using the ncurses library. Grabs audio files from a directory and displays them. Space is play/stop and left and right on the arrow keys changes the page of songs.
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I also wrote a template generator shell script for a few programming languages. I can type " temp filename.c" and it creates the file in my C programs directory then pulls from a template directory and adds a few includes and the main function to the file and then opens up the file in sublime. Sublime is just the default, I can choose a different editor by adding a third argument.

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Also wrote a script that sends an email using python. But that's about it. Nothing really neat like other people are posting desu

I just use whatever came with the DE, which in this case is konsole.

Isn't that what haveibeenpwned does already?

I created a command line adventure/rpg game recently for fun in python.

>netpbm-based scripts and set of little C programs to show images on a terminal (in 256 and truecolor too, since netpbm already comes with a filter for b/w and 16-color)
>really, a few small things that work with images in netpbm format
>a bash wrapper for said display script that let me enter a folder and get a preview of each of the pictures and let me zoom in and scroll around them
>some downloader scripts that could probably be aliases
>a small program that converted text files with hex bytes to binary (would be useless, but I made it support comments in the input, so I could annotate what each part of the file meant)
>an ascii art editor made using ncurses and C (really basic, did it as a learning project)
>an asston of simple format conversion scripts that also largely could just be aliases
nothing too major, but most console tasks can be done via scripts anyway

I wrote a snake clone with ncurses.

Scans shared network folders for changes and checks against a local cache. I may switch it over to SQL but for now it just works.

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I was working on a program for my last job to make my life a lot easier, would check if the correct version of java was installed and the compatibility settings for IE were set. Then they cut my job because having two IT guys at one location was redundant, so I "forgot" to give them the nearly finished program.

I wrote a touhou fangame in ncurses.

> perl
God's language.
Happy to see another Perl dev out here.

A bunch of manga rippers/downloaders for a few sites, since I prefer to store my own copies and not just read online

A Python script which makes webms using ffmpeg

A script which creates and renames symlinks for entire seasons of shows at a time. I use it to create a nicely-named and nicely-arranged library folder structure for my media server while also being able to seed shit under original file names

Another bunch of scripts for UPS management and to turn my home server back on after a power outage (they run on a RasPi which controls a relay connected in parallel to my server's power button)

A script which handles my entire backup process to external drives, basically a bunch of prompts about which drive to connect and rsync. It's a manual, monthly process for me so I also have a script which reminds me to run a backup when I log in to my server if it's been more than a month since the last one

>Terminal

Reading through this read was very confusing until I realized you were talking about the command prompt terminal

I was expecting some shit like "I wrote a program that deletes all my hentai on my NAS and wipes my harddives if I don't give it a password every week for when I die"

github.com/JeanBaptisteFleury/misc_scripts/blob/master/README.md
Wrote a fuckton of C programs in terminal but didnt publish them dince they are filled with memory leaks and habe really specific uninteresting uses.

What's the tool?