🚀 BASHcraft

Welcome to BASHcraft! 🎉 your ultimate destination to master the art of BASH scripting! Whether you're a command-line novice or a seasoned shell warrior, ⚔️ BASHcraft is your gateway to scripting wizardry.🧙 Dive into our structured classes, harness the power of BASH, and automate like a pro. Get ready to level up your Unix-like system skills with us!🚀

Getting Started

Ready to embark on your BASH adventure? Let's kick things off! 🔥

Clone this repository to your local machine:

git clone https://github.com/hitesh22rana/BASHcraft

Navigate to the repository directory:
```
cd BASHcraft
```
Dive into the first class by checking out the class01/ directory. 📖

Prerequisites

Before we set sail, let's make sure you've got your gear ready:

Basic knowledge of the Unix/Linux command line. 🐧
A text editor (e.g., Vim, Nano, VSCode) installed and ready to roll. ✍️
A Unix-like environment (Linux, macOS, or Windows with WSL) to flex your BASH muscles. 💪

About BASH

BASH is not just a shell; it's your command-line companion, your automation buddy, and your key to unlocking the full potential of your Unix-like system. 🤖

Class Structure

Our BASH class is structured to make learning a breeze. Each class is a stepping stone in your BASH journey:

class01/: Hello World 🌍
class02/: BASH Variables 💼
class03/: Math with Bash ➕➖
class04/: If statements ❓❗

In each class directory, you'll find documentation and examples to help you grasp the concepts covered. 🎓

Automate with `make.sh`

Introducing our secret weapon: make.sh! This nifty script is here to streamline your project setup with docstrings.

🏗️ How to Use `make.sh`

Open your terminal and navigate to the repository root.
Execute the following command to wield the power of make.sh:
```
./make.sh -f <folder_name> -d "<docstring>"
```
- Replace <folder_name> with your desired directory name.
- Replace <docstring> with a brief description or docstring for your script (enclose it in double quotes if it's got spaces).
Boom! 🧨 The script will conjure your directory and a script.sh file within. Your docstring is ready and waiting.
Customize the script.sh to your heart's content for your project.

Example:

./make.sh -f my_project -d "This script will conquer the world!"

This command creates a directory named my_project with the docstring you provided.

🛠️ Additional Information

The script also grants superpowers to script.sh by making it executable with chmod +x.
Feel free to tweak make.sh to fit your unique needs, like changing the default file name or permissions.

Enjoy the magic of the automated directory structure generator script! ✨

Contributing

Join our BASH-tastic community! Contributions are not just welcome; they're celebrated! If you spot issues, have brilliant ideas, or want to add more awesomeness, open an issue or send a pull request. Let's make BASH even more fantastic together!

Happy BASH scripting!🔥

hitesh22rana/BASHcraft