nails are bits of Bash code similar to Ruby gems and Python eggs.
The goal is to make it simple and efficient to use the code made by others
and to publish your own code for others to use.
As assotiative arrays are in use, Bash 4 is required.
Nail is a directory inside ${__NAILS_PATH} with a layout like this:
~/.nails/
example/
bin/
example
lib/
example.bash
example/
subexample_a.bash
subexample_b.bash
spec/
version
test/
example.bash
LICENSE
README
- drop bash-hammer to your ~/bin/
- change the shebang of your script to
#!/usr/bin/env bash-hammer - inside the script call
require <nail_name>
To be honest all this is really trivial at the moment, so just poke around the code. Real docs will come later, after there is something to document in the first place.