Ayo's Scripts

BASH scripting. Escalated quickly.

Setup

1. Clone repo

# By default this should be inside ~/Projects/ directory
# otherwise, you have to update the config in the next step
$ git clone git@git.sr.ht:~ayoayco/scripts
$ cd scripts

2. Copy config (and update values as needed!)

$ cp example.conf ~/ayo.conf

3. Install some dependencies

1. Typora - used as an alternative editor for notes (using flag -t)
2. timeout - install on mac via coreutils: brew install coreutils
3. ollama - running a locall LLM via ollama. See installation on linux

4. update your .bashrc to add an alias for the parent command scripts/ayo.sh

Tasks

The task-tui uses a TASKS_HOME variable in the configuration file. It looks for plain text files that follows the template.

The tasks text files need to be in one of the status directories: backlog, next, in-progress, or done.

After setting the TASKS_HOME variable in the configuration file ayo.conf and an alias to ayo.sh with yo in your .bashrc file, you can run the app with yo tasks.

Examples

To ask the AI a question

ayo ai "Why is the sky blue?"

I also set a shortcut alias to ayo with yo because I'm lazy

yo ai "But why is the sky orange on sunrise / sunset?"

If I want to use the journal script, I can use the shortcut j. The following will create a new file for the current day if it doesn't exist yet, otherwise it open an editor to the existing entry

yo j

Features

1. Create journal entry for the day, or edit if it already exists
2. Access ollama LLM with ease
3. Operating System stuff like, update packages, adjust display to some preferences, etc.

Scripts

1. ayo - parent command, lists all available scripts or accepts parameters
2. journal (j) - creates a new journal entry if it doesn’t exist yet; opens on editor
3. append (ja) - append one thought at the end of the day's entry
4. notes - notes management
5. git (g) - args can be list of files to commit & push
6. stat (gs) - git status
7. push (gp) - git push

Planned

1. blog - tools for blogging (eg, bn - generate blog from a note)
2. config - create configuration for variables (eg, editor, locations)

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Just keep scripting. :) A project by Ayo