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Package mup
Short Description a bash script that generates a selection menu from a simple configuration file
License MIT
Informations about the package mup
MUP (aka: 'Menu Up')
What is it?
It's a bash script that generates a selection menu from a simple configuration file.
Config:
Why is it?
Because it's easier than making an alias or copying and pasting commands.
Installation
You can install via composer with
Usage
Just type 'mup' and you'll be given the default menu which you can customize or override.
SubMenus
You can use MUP recursively and create sub-menus.
and then in sub-menu.conf
Callbacks
In the config entry, you can provide a "callback" command which is used after a menu item is completed.
In this example, after executing the command date
, MUP will call itself (with the default menu).
If no callback is set, after a menu item is selected MUP will exit.
Supported Parameters
Config File
By default MUP looks for $EXECUTABLE_NAME-menu.conf in the same directory as the bash file. That is, if you rename 'mup' to 'foobar' it will look for 'foobar-menu.conf'.
You can pass the conf parameter (-c|--conf) to MUP to specify the config file to use.
Auto Execute
You can pass the execute parameter (-e|--execute) to MUP to specify a series of selections to run sequentially.
NOTE: This method does not execute callbacks.
MUP will still confirm the commands it's about to run.
Auto Execute: No interaction
You can pass the no-interaction parameter (-n|--no-interaction) along with --execute to not require confirmation before running commands.
Other Stuff
Local Config File
MUP will look for the file .mup/mup-menu.conf relative to the current working directory and by default use it for the config file.
You can bypass this by passing the config (-c|--config) parameter the value 'DEFAULT'.