BashStyle-NG is a graphical tool and function chain that lets you do more with GNU Bash
BashStyle-NG is a graphical tool and toolchain for changing the behaviour and look’n’feel of Bash, Readline, Vim, Nano and GIT.
Possibilities include:
- Bash
- 12 fancy pre-defined prompt styles
- colors are customizable
- random text color possible
- random prompt style for each session possible
- create your own prompt using UI
- customizing pre-defined ones possible
- alternatively monochrome prompts instead of colored
- colored manpages (without using most)
- colored output from ls and grep (matches)
- colors are customizable
- rembering last visited directory (and restore upon new session)
- customize bash history settings
- lscd: customized variant of cd, showing content of directory after cd, can create directories that don’t exist, passing of customized ls parameters possible
- un/setting shopts (shell options) for Bash 4.3 / 4.0-4.2 / 3.2+
- customizable completion blacklist, timeout, welcome message and more
- GIT
- set GIT user name
- set GIT mail address
- set GIT editor for commit messages
- set GIT colored output
- Readline
- un/set completion
- un/set case sensitivity
- un/set horizontal completion
- un/set mark filetypes and folders
- un/set include hidden files incompletion
- customize almost 30 keybindings
- VIM
- un/set remember last position
- un/set syntax highlighting
- un/set auto indention
- un/set case sensitive search
- un/set incremental search
- un/set display line numbers
- un/set highlight current line/column
- set dark or bright background
- set line-wrap and tab-length
- enable ruler/set ruler format
- Nano
- un/set search history
- un/set syntax highlighting
- un/set auto indention
- un/set case sensitive search
- fix backspace and numblock assignment
- Extras
- several extra functions for daily use
- systemkit: show various system information, including cpu, system load, used/free/total ram and more
- gitkit: various companion functions for GIT, like exporting the repo (like ’svn export‘), creating tar.gz/tar.bz2/tar.xz/.zip archives from repo, getting active branch/action/revision/revno from repo (for PS1)
- math conversion functions: convasc, convbin, convdec, convhex, convoct, convtemp. Convert between ascii, binary, decimal, hexadecimal, octal or temperature units
- random: create random strings (for example passwords) of various types
- scripts for working with files: map (run a command on given files, for non-batch commands), basefile (extract extension, filename with/without extension or filepath from full filename, similar to basename), randomfile (perform action on a random file, also has history, multiple executions support and more)
- and several more (see /usr/share/bashstyle-ng/rc/functions/ for all)
=== Installation ===
Installation of BashStyle-NG is straight-forward. Configure and Make are Bash scripts aswell, so no other tools needed for build. For a full list of options see:
- ./configure –help
- ./make –help
1) Check dependencies: ./configure
2) Build translations: ./make build
3) Install BashStyle-NG: sudo ./make install
Alternatively you can build a package for Debian-based distributions via
1) apt-get install fakeroot dpkg-dev
2) dpkg-buildpackage -rfakeroot
If there are missing dependencies either Configure or dpkg-buildpackage will
tell you. Optional dependencies are marked as recommended for Debian packages.
=== Program Icons ===
BashStyle-NG uses Oxygen icons by default (supplied), but if the icons exist in your currently active GTK+ icon theme aswell, they will be used instead.
- 32×32 pixel icons:
- bs-ng Application logo
- bs-ng-advanced Icon for ‚Advanced‘ category in UI
- bs-ng-alias Icon for ‚Alias‘ category in UI
- bs-ng-doc Icon for ‚Documentation‘ in UI
- bs-ng-custom Icon for ‚Custom Prompt Builder‘ in UI
- bs-ng-git Icon for ‚GIT‘ category in UI
- bs-ng-info Icon for ‚About Dialog‘ in UI
- bs-ng-keys Icon for ‚Keybindings Setter‘ in UI
- bs-ng-ls Icon for ‚LS Colors‘ category in UI
- bs-ng-nano Icon for ‚Nano Configuration‘ in UI
- bs-ng-readline Icon for ‚Readline Configuration‘ in UI
- bs-ng-shopts Icon for ‚Shell Options Configuration‘ in UI
- bs-ng-style Icon for ‚Style‘ category in UI
- bs-ng-toolbox Icon for ‚Custom Prompt Builder Toolbox‘ in UI
- bs-ng-vim Icon for ‚VIM Configuration‘ in UI
=== GIT Access ===
You can get the latest in-development version by running:
git clone git://github.com/Nanolx/bashstyle-ng.git
=== Translations ===
- Current Translations:
- de (German) (Christopher Roy Bratusek)
- New Translations:
- Visit https://www.transifex.com/projects/p/bs-ng/ and apply for a team or request the creation of a new one.
=== Bugs ===
Visit https://gitlab.com/Nanolx/bashstyle-ng/issues
before reporting bugs please make sure that you got the latest version of BashStyle-NG.
=== Features Requests ===
If you got an Feature Request or a new Idea for BashStyle-NG, then don’t hesitate to post it! If you can provide patches, then that’s even better.
License: GNU GPL v3
Downloads:
ChangeLog:
10.3 "Odyssey" ============== * Bug Fixes - #247 (randomfile): fix executing 'randomfile' if neither '-r' or '-p' are used. - #248 (randomfile): fix handling file or directory names with spaces. * Misc. Changes - Configure 4.4.0: simplify code - Update 'README', 'TODO', Debian GNU/Linux package description. - Update german translation.
Hi,
I installed the deb packet on mint but when will start bashstyle they tell me they need configobj.
workaround was:
sudo aptitude install python-configobj
Br,
ichbinder
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nice one, i installed it.. thanx.. 🙂
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Hello! Can’t install on ubuntu 14.04 cause of it have installed python 3.4 and bashstyle need <3.4
Any suggestion?
I’m currently preparing v8.99 for release, which will work with 3.4 aswell.
8.99 released.
Hello! Sounds good! But I cant install deb package. Cant find python3-configobj in any repositories
Sorry! My bad!
I found it!
Iam very happy! Thank you very much!
Can I use the BashStyle in Slackware 14.1 64?
If yes, how I do this? How can I compile it?
Sorry for my English.
I don’t see, why you couldn’t. There’s nothing to compile, just to check dependencies and build translations. It’s simple as:
./configure
if it complains about missing dependencies you will need to install them.
./make build
sudo ./make install (su -c ‚./make install‘)
That’s it. In case of bugs in Slackware support, try again with the lastet version in the git repository. If the issue persists, you can file a bug report at https://gitlab.com/Nanolx/bashstyle-ng/issues