https://github.com/fare/fare-scripts.git
git clone 'https://github.com/fare/fare-scripts.git'
(ql:quickload :fare-scripts)
fare-scripts is a collection of small scripts I use at home. These scripts are published as examples of how to write scripts in Common Lisp, but without the ambition of turning them into widely used programs as such.
Any general purpose utilities will be moved from out of this repository into the cl-scripting project.
NB: If you want to try these scripts, be sure to install this directory
where ASDF 3.1 will find it, e.g. under ~/common-lisp/ or,
if you use Quicklisp, under ~/quicklisp/local-projects/.
Be sure to install all the dependencies, and/or to use Quicklisp.
Contents:
fare-scripts.asd: the .asd file,
which trivially uses package-inferred-system.
make-multi.sh: a shell script to create a multicall binary that contains all the CL scripts I need in a single image, to combine fast startup with memory savings. See http://fare.livejournal.com/184127.html
bazel.lisp: trivial functions to work with bazel
commands.lisp: functions to manage commands in my PATH.
obsolete-shell-aliases.lisp: functions I don't use any more, kept around for archival purposes after conversion from shell to Lisp.
random.lisp: functions to randomly generate various passphrases, etc.
repl.lisp: various helpers for the Lisp REPL.
rescript.lisp: various silly script filters.
shell-aliases.lisp: various functions that used to be shell aliases and are not better written in Lisp.
toggle-touchpad.lisp: a utility to toggle the touchpad on a laptop using X-Window.
typographie.lisp: a filter so my html file abides by French typographic standards, using cl-ppcre for regexp replacement (NB: assumes UTF-8).
unmime.lisp: filter that's semi-useful when processing mime files as e.g. decrypted from PGP encrypted mail.