🐚 Bourne - scripts

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This project is organized into folders . With each folder containing bash scripts that handle specific task given. All scripts will be listed down below with their corresponding
functionality and their case.

1. - Ip-Scrapper ( IP Lookup )

• This script accepts text that has ip address inline with text or purely ip address
• The script gets to work as soon as information is just buffered on the pipe
  
• It Searches through the piped information for IP information
  
• It then fetches Ip information from Ip to GeoInfor.
• The information returned is in json format, we then pass the information through to awk 🦅 Command
• The information is formated to the following structure.

status -> success
country -> United States
countryCode -> US
region -> FL
regionName -> Florida
city -> Tampa
zip -> 33614
lat ->28.0109
lon ->-82.4948
timezone -> America/New_York
isp -> HIVELOCITY
Inc.
org -> NOC4Hosts Inc
as -> AS29802 HIVELOCITY
Inc.
query -> 96.31.83.1

• The command has an option argument --save or -s that tells the script whether to store the
  information Scrapped or not.
  
• Sample of running the program
  
• Some command that outputs text with ip | ipScrapper [ARGS]
  

Installation instructions:

$ cd Dir_name;
$ target_file=./ipScrapper
$ cd ipScrapper;
$ sudo chmod +x $target_file
$ sudo ln -s $(pwd)/target_file /usr/local/bin/target_file;
$ sudo ln -s /usr/local/bin/target_file /usr/local/sbin/target_file;

2. - Git-Daemon

• This big guy is a GitHub-Cli wrapper that makes your day as a developer, easy
  What does it do! you may ask, well the script provides the basic functionality of git
  like pushing and pulling updates to local repository.
  

• The script also allows you, the user to add custom commit messages, if you don't provide, the script
  will add a crafted commit message just right out of the box. So you as a developer can push changes quickly
  The script automates pull / push request and optionally forcing updates
  online or offline using the -f.
  

• First thing after installing is typing gitwrap -h to see it's usage
  Installation instructions.
  

$ cd Dir_name;
$ cd Git-Daemon;
$ sudo chmod +x ./gmv2
$ sudo ln -s $(pwd)/gmv2 /usr/local/bin/;
$ sudo ln -s /usr/local/sbin/gitwrap /usr/local/bin/gmv2;
$ gitwrap -h

🙌 You have your script on standby ready to execute
Command to use now is gitwrap [args]

Usage:
gitwrap -o push / pull -o specifies the operation to perform.
gitwrap -o push / pull -f -f specifies to push or pull forcefully, this overwrites changes at the end of the endpoint (either remote or local).
gitwrap -o push / pull -d -d --directory directory to push. Defaults to the current directory.
gitwrap -o push / pull -b -b --branch branch to carry operations on. This defaults to main if not specified.
gitwrap -o push / pull -m -m --msg commit message. This has a default commit message.

usage infor will be displayed.

All Unicode characters can be found here. Unicode Characters

3. - FTP Server

 - The ftp script located in the folder ftp is a auto upload backup script to remote ftp server <br>
 - The script can be setup with `cronjob` to automatically get scheduled for upload.
 - The Remote server can be setup to accept connection and upload from your machine.

Installation instructions are as follows.

$ cd Dir_name;
$ cd ftp;
$ sudo chmod +x ./ftp.sh
$ sudo ln -s $(pwd)/ftp.sh /usr/local/bin/ftp.sh;
$ sudo ln -s /usr/local/bin/ftp.sh /usr/local/sbin/cftp;
$ cftp -h

You can now go ahead to setup the cronjob. If you don't know how to use cronjobs feel free to checkout the link CronJobs Unix