A bash script that stores a log of single-line archived bash scripts (to itself), useful when "Ctrl+R", "!", aliases and "history" do not solve your command line convenience
Usage: archiveScripts <script_number> [-n|--dry-run]
Usage: archiveScripts add <script>
Usage: archiveScripts edit|-e|help|-h|?
Usage: archiveScripts <regex> [-r|-R|run]
$ archiveScripts add 'echo a single line command line that you want to archive #randomnamedkey'
$ archiveScripts 32 -n
echo a single line command line that you want to archive #randomnamedkey
$ archiveScripts 32
a single line command line that you want to archive #randomnamedkey
$ archiveScripts randomnamedkey -r
echo a single line command line that you want to archive #randomnamedkey
a single line command line that you want to archive #randomnamedkey
$ archiveScripts randomnamedkey -R
a single line command line that you want to archive #randomnamedkey