HomeSetup Developer Handbook¶
Standard-Tools
Table of contents¶
- Standard Tools
- Aliases Related
- Built-ins
- CLI Terminal Tools
- Command Tool
- Directory Related
- File Related
- Network Related
- Paths Tool
- Profile Related
- Search Related
- Security Related
- Shell Utilities
- System Utilities
- Taylor Tool
- Text Utilities
- TOML Utilities
- Toolchecks
- Development Tools
- Gradle
- Docker
- Git
Tool checks functions¶
__hhs_toolcheck¶
usage: __hhs_toolcheck [options] <app_name>
Options:
-q : Quiet mode on
Purpose:¶
Check whether a tool is installed on the system.
Returns:¶
0 if the tool is installed; non-zero otherwise.
Parameters:¶
- $1 Required : The app to check.
Examples:¶
$ __hhs_toolcheck java && echo "java is installed"
$ __hhs_toolcheck -q nottatool || echo "nottatool is not installed"
__hhs_version¶
usage: __hhs_version <app_name>
Purpose:¶
Check the version of the app using the most common ways.
Returns:¶
0 on success; non-zero otherwise.
Parameters:¶
- $1 Required : The app to check.
Examples:¶
$ __hhs_version java
$ __hhs_version git
__hhs_tools¶
usage: __hhs_tools [tool_list]
Purpose:¶
Check whether a list of development tools are installed or not.
Returns:¶
0 on success; non-zero otherwise.
Parameters:¶
- $1..$N Optional : The tool list to be checked.
Examples:¶
$ __hhs_tools 'git' 'svn' 'java' 'python3'
__hhs_about¶
usage: __hhs_about <command>
Purpose:¶
Display information about the given command.
Returns:¶
0 on success; non-zero otherwise.
Parameters:¶
- $1 Required : The command to check.
Examples:¶
$ __hhs_about ls