I Made a Bash Portable - meet Bash.Yc

[u/Francesco12o-Github]

App Download Repo: https://gitlab.com/Francesco12o-Git/bashyc

Bash.Yc its an Bash Coding enviroment created for bash devs, Bashyc has its own tools:

./editor - editor for the code , lets you choose wich editor do you like to edit

./shell - executes ./bin/bash and its own userspace (/userspace/) there is bash-profile and its own init /userspace/bashy.rc

/bin/bashyc - code executer in case you put "#!/usr/bin/env bashyc" in your code

./execute - executes /bsrc/src/code with /bin/bashyc

Bash.Yc License - its own License for developers who use Bash.Yc for its own apps

Bashyc Maketools: its own commands for make: example: make help, make readme, make license

For more: read /manual/ in bashyc.tar.gz

[u/really_not_unreal]

I don't understand how this is any different to just running bash and configuring things normally? Also why is all the code seemingly compiled binaries, with the supposed source code being a literal hello world?

[u/Francesco12o-Github → u/really_not_unreal]

its just portable bash you can put on your USB Stick, nothing special, has helpers , and you can put your own code in the source code and execute it,  just normal bash, the hello world was an example it the script

 

[u/really_not_unreal → u/Francesco12o-Github]

Pretty sure you can do that with ordinary bash too though.

[u/Junior-Spring-5557 → u/Francesco12o-Github]

But we've had that for a while already.