Various small scripts implemented using bash/zsh or Python. Needed for my dotfiles to work properly.
Language: Python 3
Get the current status of the battery on GNU/Linux notebooks (Currently only Linux Kernel version 2 or 3)
Language: Zsh
DVD ripping tools.
Encode a movie on a DVD to an OGG Vorbis+Theora file. No problems with copy protection discovered yet. Wrapper script for dvd2vob and vob2ogv.
Read the main track of a DVD movie into a VOB file (Playable with, e.g. VLC media player), which contains all spoken languages and subtitles present on the DVD.
Convert a VOB file (e.g. created by dvd2vob) to an OGG Vorbis+Theora file.
Language: Python 3
PyQt5 WebEngine wrapper for my FreshRSS instance at freshrss.rt3x.de
Language: Python 3
Generates a random and secure password. Length is passed as an argument, default is 8.
Language: Zsh
Short Git repository info used by my Zsh prompt. See also: malte70/dotfiles: .zsh/prompt.zsh
Language: Bourne-Shell
Launcher script for libvirtd LXC containers.
lxc-run-and-wait [--app-root=/opt/foo] [--cd-app-root] [--dhcp]
Example domain XML configuration:
<domain type="lxc">
<name>bbs-minishell</name>
<uuid>ea9d54d2-d0e1-4375-b704-6cac72a8796c</uuid>
<title>T.A.R.D.I.S.</title>
<memory unit="KiB">65536</memory>
<currentMemory unit="KiB">16384</currentMemory>
<vcpu placement="static">1</vcpu>
<resource>
<partition>/machine</partition>
</resource>
<os>
<type arch="x86_64">exe</type>
<init>/bin/bash</init>
<initarg>/scripts/lxc-run-and-wait</initarg>
<initarg>--silent</initarg>
<initarg>--dhcp</initarg>
<initarg>--domain=bbs-minishell</initarg>
<initarg>--app-root=/bbs</initarg>
<initarg>--cd-app-root</initarg>
<initarg>/bin/python</initarg>
<initarg>-m</initarg>
<initarg>bbs.minishell</initarg>
</os>
<clock offset="utc"/>
<on_poweroff>destroy</on_poweroff>
<on_reboot>restart</on_reboot>
<on_crash>destroy</on_crash>
<devices>
<emulator>/usr/lib/libvirt/libvirt_lxc</emulator>
<filesystem type="ram" accessmode="mapped">
<source usage="102400" units="KiB"/>
<target dir="/etc"/>
</filesystem>
<filesystem type="mount" accessmode="mapped">
<source dir="/home/malte70/bin"/>
<target dir="/scripts"/>
</filesystem>
<filesystem type="mount" accessmode="mapped">
<source dir="/home/malte70/code/bbs"/>
<target dir="/bbs"/>
</filesystem>
<interface type="network">
<mac address="00:16:3e:b9:f1:4e"/>
<source network="default"/>
<link state="down"/>
</interface>
<console type="pty">
<target type="lxc" port="0"/>
</console>
</devices>
</domain>Language: Bourne-Shell
Converts Markdown documents to HTML using pandoc.
Language: Python 2
Resolves a custom DNS prefix to a specific IP, and everything else througt the system's default DNS servers.
Usage:
minidnsserver [suffix] [ip]
Example:
minidnsserver dev 127.0.0.1
# Resolves *.dev to 127.0.0.1
Language: Python 3
A shell that can only be quitted.
You might use it whenever a user should be able to launch a shell, but not to execute commands.
Language: Bourne-Shell
Lists all IPv4 and IPv6 addresses of eth0 and wlan0.
Language: Zsh
An implementation of macOS' open command for Linux.
open 0.2
Provides macOS's open utility on GNU/Linux
Usage:
open [OPTIONS] [FILENAME]
Options:
--version -V Show the version and exit
--help -h Show this help and exit
-a <App> Open the file using <App>
-t Edit the file in $VISUAL
-e Edit the file in $EDITOR
--x11 Start a GUI application without blocking the terminal
For "-a <App>": If the filename is omitted, the application is
started without arguments.
The original open command uses TextEdit.app with "-t", and
your default text editor with "-e"
Language: Python 3
Send a notification to yourself using Pushover, for use in Cronjobs or other automated scripts.
Language: Python 3
Generates a QR code for a text and writes it to a file.
Usage:
qrcode filename.png "Text to encode"
Language: Bourne-Shell
Add a LICENSE file based on a template to the current directory. Currently only supports MIT and BSD-2-Clause licenses.
repo-add-license 0.20230502
Usage:
repo-add-license [--help|--version]
repo-add-license [<spdx-license-id>]
Currently supported license IDs:
MIT
BSD-2-Clause
(or none to use the default license)
/home/malte70/bin/repo-add-license places a LICENSE file in the current directory; it's generated from a template,
with usable default values for the placeholders "[year]" and "[fullname]".
The template files are always downloaded from <https://f.malte70.de/>, with this naming convention:
LICENSE.tpl *
LICENSE.<spdx-license-id>.tpl
If no license ID was specified at the command line, a default template (*) is used;
which is just a symlink on the webserver.
Language: Zsh
Activate the screensaver using D-Bus.
Language: Zsh
Generate a slideshow from a list of images and save it as an MP4 video.
Usage:
slideshow-generator [OPTIONS] [video.mp4] [images...]
Options:
--version, -V Display script name and version
--help, -h Show this usage help
--debug Turn on debug mode (more verbose messages)
--dry-run, -h Don't actually gegrate anything, just show what *WOULD*
be done.
Language: Bourne-Shell
Show or edit a todo list. Used by my .zshrc.
Language: Zsh
All-in-one update script:
- Git repositories in
~/and~/bin - pass(1) password store
- Package manager
- ArchLinux incl. AUR
- Debian-based via APT
- Flatpak (System and user)
- macOS: Homebrew, Macports and Mac App Store
- tldr
Language: Python 3
Generates a screenshot of a website using Selenium and either Geckodriver or Chromedriver, without requiring a running X Server (uses it's own virtual one).
Usage:
website-screenshot <-h|--help|-V|--version>
website-screenshot <url> <screenshot filename>
Language: Python 3
Extract the title of a website from HTML.
Language: Zsh
Create an new per-application Wine prefix including some often required basic fonts and settings.
# Create a prefix under ~/.local/opt/wine-firefox
wine-new-prefix firefoxI also wrote a blog post based on this script (in German): Pimp my Wine-Prefix