v1.4.0

Basic Usage

The following examples use MacOS as an example, please replace the corresponding files for other systems.

Example 1: Specify files file1.js and file2.js with the default configuration.

#!/bin/bash
./eslint-files-mac-darwin-amd64 -files="file1.js,file2.js"

Example 2: Specify folders src/views and src/components.

#!/bin/bash
./eslint-files-mac-darwin-amd64 -folders="/root/app/src/views,/root/app/src/components"

Complex Scenarios

1. Specify ESLint configuration file custom.eslintrc.js;
2. Specify accompanying command --fix;
3. Specify files and folders;
4. Specify file suffix;
5. Add prefix and postfix execution commands.

#!/bin/bash
./eslint-files-mac-darwin-amd64 \
  -files="file1.js,file2.js" \
  -folders="src/views,src/components" \
  -root="/root/app/" \
  -esConf="custom.eslintrc.js" \
  -esCom="--fix" \
  -ext=".js,.ts,.jsx,.vue,.tsx" \
  -befCom="echo 'Starting format';" \
  -aftCom="echo 'Format completed';"

Parameter Description

Parameter	Description	Default	Example	Required
files	Specify files, multiple files are separated by ,.	-	file1.js,file2.js	Optional
folders	Specify folders, multiple folders are separated by ,.	-	src/views,src/components	Optional
esConf	Specify ESLint configuration file.	-	custom.eslintrc.js	Optional
esCom	Specify accompanying command.	-	--fix	Optional
root	Specify root directory, used with folders.	-	/root/app/	Optional
ext	Specify file suffix.	.js	.js,.ts,.jsx,.vue	Optional
befCom	Specify prefix execution command.	-	echo 'Starting format';	Optional
aftCom	Specify postfix execution command.	-	echo 'Format completed';	Optional
filesRang	Specify the range of files, count the processed and unprocessed files.	-	/root/app/	Optional

v1.3.0

Convert Markdown to TypeDoc Comments

Instructions:

1. Download the appropriate file for your operating system: convert-markdown-to-typedoc-mac-darwin-amd64/...
2. Create a new folder named data in the same directory as the downloaded file.
3. Create a new file named md2td.md inside the data folder.
4. Copy and paste the Markdown content that you want to convert into the md2td.md file.
5. Run the downloaded file convert-markdown-to-typedoc-mac-darwin-amd64/...
6. View the converted TypeDoc comments in the file data/md2td.js.

Note: The downloaded file is used to convert Markdown content to TypeDoc comments format. The converted output will be saved in the data/md2td.js file.

v1.2.0

Convert TypeDoc Comments to Markdown

Instructions:

1. Download the appropriate file for your operating system: convert-typedoc-to-markdown-mac-darwin-amd64/...
2. Create a new folder named data in the same directory as the downloaded file.
3. Create a new file named td2md.js inside the data folder.
4. Copy and paste the TypeDoc comments that you want to convert into the td2md.js file.
5. Run the downloaded file convert-typedoc-to-markdown-mac-darwin-amd64/...
6. View the converted Markdown output in the file data/td2md.md.

Note: The downloaded file is used to convert TypeDoc comments to Markdown format. The converted output will be saved in the data/td2md.md file.

v1.1.0

Example 1: MacOS batch-git-pull.sh

#!/bin/bash

./batch-git-pull-mac-darwin-amd64-v2 -path="/Users/X/Web"

Output:

2023/01/24 23:01:36 Git pull...
2023/01/24 23:01:36 projectPath: /Users/X/Web
2023/01/24 23:01:36 assignedProjects: .
2023/01/24 23:01:42 result: - - begin - -
...
...
- - end - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

Example 2: Linux batch-git-pull.sh

#!/bin/bash

chmod u+x ./batch-git-pull-linux-amd64-v2

./batch-git-pull-linux-amd64-v2 -path="/Users/X/Web" -projects="go-gin-gee|mazey"

Output:

2023/01/24 23:12:02 Git pull...
2023/01/24 23:12:02 projectPath: /Users/X/Web
2023/01/24 23:12:02 assignedProjects: go-gin-gee|mazey
2023/01/24 23:12:06 result: - - begin - -
...
...
- - end - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

Example 3: Windows CMD

batch-git-pull-windows-amd64-v3.exe -path="C:\Web"

v1.0.0

Change Git name and email for different projects.

Example 1: MacOS change-git-user.sh

#!/bin/bash

./change-git-user-mac-darwin-amd64 -path="/Users/X/Web" -username="Your Name" -useremail="your@email.com"

Example 2: Linux change-git-user.sh

#!/bin/bash

chmod u+x ./change-git-user-linux-amd64

./change-git-user-linux-amd64 -path="/Users/X/Web" -username="Your Name" -useremail="your@email.com"

Example 3: Windows CMD

change-git-user-windows-amd64-v5.exe -path="C:\Web" -username="YourName" -useremail="your@email.com"