This repository is used for learning scripts or quick references.
The scripts covered here include basic syntax and basic usages. As well as documented sample output of some excutions.
Some specific area usage will also be added if it is commonly used.
To use VS Code extension Code Runner to run shell script, needs set shellscript executor in settings:
- Run in WSL (with
"code-runner.runInTerminal": true)
"code-runner.executorMap": {
"shellscript": "bash $(/bin/wslpath $fullFileName)"
}
- Run in PowerShell (From Visual Studio Code - CodeRunner - Run shellscripts with WSL. · GitHub)
"code-runner.executorMap": {
"shellscript": "wsl bash $('/mnt/' + $fullFileName.Substring(0,1).ToLower() + $fullFileName.Substring(2).Replace('\\','/') )",
}
To use defined VS Code tasks in this repo for Ansible playbook which supports optional tags, needs VS Code extension: rioj7.command-variable
To run pipeline scripts under jenkins folder in VS Code, needs:
- VS Code extension: Jenkins Runner - Visual Studio Marketplace
- Configure a Jenkins server and a pipeline job for test for the extension, suggest running a Jenkins in Docker. For the new pipeline job, need to edit configuration once even no change after it is created.
- Install Jenkins plugins on the Jenkins server: envinject
Then just press F1 and select Jenkins Runner: Run Pipeline Script On Default Job.
To avoid crumb error, need to set this in the settings of the Jenkins server
"useCrumbIssuer": true
Sample configuration in settings(does not support workspace settings, so could not commit it):
"jenkins-runner.hostConfigs": {
"host-with-password": {
"url": "http://localhost:8080",
"user": "admin",
"password": "123456",
"useCrumbIssuer": true,
"rejectUnauthorizedCert": false
}
},
"jenkins-runner.jobs": {
"run without parameter": {
"isDefault": true,
"runWith": "host-with-password",
"name": "pipeline-test",
"environment": {
"HOST_NAME": "localhost"
}
},
"run with parameter user": {
"runWith": [
"host-with-password",
],
"name": "pipeline-test",
"parameters": {
"user": "test"
}
}
}
If Shebang way is supported, then added. Scripting is also a good way to study a programming language, unlike a complex package or project structure. Java already started simplify its way for beginners by adopting scripting.
Starting from Java 11, Java file could be executed like scripts. This article also discussed what should be script. The author emphasized "automation". I want to emphasize source code, scripting means always excuted in an open source pattern. So as Java 11+ supports source execution, I added Java to this repo.
New Java 11 Feature: Launch Single-File Source-Code Programs
Here also mentioned single-source-file execution provides a way for presenting demo and previewing new features: Scripting Java 11, Shebang And All
Go language could be executed by "go run file.go" at the beginning, although Go projects is better strictly under $GOPATH folder with all dependencies, this is still a scripting way.
Also there is a simple Shebang way by this gorun: https://github.com/erning/gorun
From articles: Go as a Scripting Language and Story: Writing Scripts with Go
Scala is targeted, it is more supportive than Java on scripting. Such as:
- How to use Scala as a scripting language
- Scala Scripting and the 15 Minute Blog Engine
- Shello World: Writing a Scala script | Codementor
Even for JavaScript:
It's more complex, will add later.
Education always relates to C, it would be good to have a place for some coding. There are many discussion and trials. This is an article from Qt:
This is also complex.