Open Source Unix Shell Software Development Software

DocFetcher is an Open Source desktop search application: It allows you to search the contents of files on your computer. — You can think of it as Google for your local files. The application runs on Windows, Linux and Mac OS X.

Debugger for Bash version 3(Bourne again shell). Plugin for Eclipse. Will only work with shell script editor ShellEd.

Free scripts & examples- JSP, Eclipse, SQL, PHP, ASP, Win32 Batch, Javascript, Flash/Actionscript. -=-=-=-=-=-=- NOTE: This project is closed. For new development related to integrating Beyond Compare with Eclipse, see http://beyondcvs.sourceforge.net/

A linter for Clojure code that sparks joy. Clj-kondo performs static analysis on Clojure, ClojureScript and EDN, without the need of a running REPL. It informs you about potential errors while you are typing. To detect lint errors across namespaces in your project, a cache is needed. To let clj-kondo know where to create one, make a .clj-kondo directory in the root of your project, meaning on the same level as your project.clj, deps.edn or build.boot. A cache will be created inside of it when you run clj-kondo. Before linting inside your editor, it is recommended to lint the entire classpath to teach clj-kondo about all the libraries you are using, including Clojure and/or ClojureScript itself. Since clj-kondo now knows about your version of ClojureScript via the cache, it detects that the number of arguments you passed to select keys is invalid. Each time you edit a file, the cache is incrementally updated, so clj-kondo is informed about new functions you just wrote.

Stuff on top of Compojure for making sweet web apis. Schema & clojure.spec (2.0.0) for input & output data coercion. Swagger for api documentation, via ring-swagger & spec-tools. Async with async-ring, manifold and core.async (2.0.0). Client negotiable formats: JSON, EDN & Transit, optionally YAML and MessagePack. Data-driven resources. Bi-directional routing. Bundled middleware for common api behavior (exception handling, parameters & formats). Extendable route DSL via metadata handlers. Route functions & macros for putting things together, including the Swagger-UI via ring-swagger-ui. Requires Clojure 1.9.0 & Java 1.8.

Collects server and java process information from various tools and creates charts with the data. The script was tested on GNU/Linux with gnuplot 4.4. For the script to work you have to set the variable "JAVA_HOME" to a valid JDK location. Check the documentation in the script file. The following information gets collected: >> output from vmstat >> netstat tcp states and established connections >> information from /proc/fd >> jstat -gc output >> jstat -class output >> CPU%, MEM% and ThreadCount from top and ps-command >> disk usage for each mounted device from df-command

Recon-Calc is a source code feature location tool based on the Software Reconnaissance technique. It allows you to name features of your system and then, based on coverage profiles gathered, you can find where they are implemented in the source code.

Closh combines the best of traditional unix shells with the power of Clojure. It aims to be a modern alternative to bash. Bash has obscure syntax for non-trivial operations and lots of WTF moments. It treats everything as text while we mostly need to manipulate structured information. It is a large codebase which makes it difficult to hack on it and try innovative ideas. Which is one of the reasons why the shell did not improve much in recent decades. Traditional shells are limited in terms of presentation and discoverability, what if we could bring back a richer environment as imagined by lisp machines? Clojure's has a simple syntax and well-thought design which makes it pleasurable to work with. Its extensive collection of powerful functions for data manipulation is suitable to provide solutions for daily tasks. Write shell scripts in a language you use daily for development so you don't have to google arcane shell constructs every time you need to do anything but the simplest tasks.