dcli_scripts 1.1.19

A collection of cli scripts that do odd jobs for me.

An eclectic collection of CLI scripts that help me manage my dev environment.

Some of my favourites:

command	description	Example
dport	finds what process has a tcp port open.	dport 80
clean	cleans out stale docker and git files and highlights large directories.	clean
dmailhog	installs and starts/stops mailhog.	dmailhog | dmailhog --shutdown
dmysql	Backup/Restore and connects you to a mysql cli pulling settings (username/password) from a per database local settings file.	dmysql mydb backup | dmysql mydb restore <path>
dwhich	an improved which command that also highlights invalid paths
gitgc	runs garbage collection on all your git projects.
hog	finds system resource hogs.
ipaddr	shows the ip address on your local machine.
docker_push	builds a docker file and pushes it to docker.hub.
kill_tomcat	kills any java tomcat instances.
pub_get_all	recursively runs dart pub get
hex_dump	dumps the contents of a file in hex and ascii.
find_text	Find a file that contains the given text

dfind

Recursively searches for a file with a matching glob pattern

Example

dfind '*.dart'

dport

Prints out the name of the process that is listening on the passed tcp port.

Example

dport 80

dmysql

Allows you to store the username/password for a mysql database in a configure file and then run a number of mysql commands against that database withouth continuously re-entering the username/password.

Example

To create a configuration file for a given database run:

dmysql config <dbname>
 host: <enter host>
 port: <enter port>
 user: <enter user>
 password: <enter password>

Once you have created a config you can run any of the following commands.

backup

Backup the database via:

dmysql backup <path to backup file>

restore

Restore a database

WARNING: this will delete you existing schema.

dmysql restore <path to backup file>

cli

Connect to the mysql cli

dmysql cli <database name>

find_text

List each file that matches the pass text. The search is run recursively from the current directory.

Example

Search all dart files for a line that contains 'final String'.

find_text 'final String' '*.dart'