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Interactive Shells in Docker Containers

Docker containers are powerful tools for application isolation and deployment. However, understanding how to interact with … Interactive Shells in Docker ContainersRead more

Bash, cmd, container, docker, docker inspect, docker-exec, docker-run, entrypoint, interactive, shell

Leveraging Regular Expressions with the `find` Command

The find command is a powerful tool for locating files within a directory hierarchy. While it … Leveraging Regular Expressions with the `find` CommandRead more

Bash, file-management, file-searching, find, findutils, Linux, macOS, posix, regex, regular-expression, shell scripting

Opening a Terminal at a Specific Folder in macOS

macOS provides several ways to quickly open a Terminal window (or tab) focused on a specific … Opening a Terminal at a Specific Folder in macOSRead more

Automation, Bash, cd, Command Line, directory, finder, macOS, open-terminal-here, shell, shell-script, terminal, zsh

Capturing Groups with Regular Expressions in Unix Shell Scripts

Introduction Regular expressions (regex) are powerful tools used for pattern matching and string manipulation. In Unix-like … Capturing Groups with Regular Expressions in Unix Shell ScriptsRead more

Bash, capturing-groups, grep, pattern matching, pcregrep, regex, sed, shell scripting, unix

Obtaining Absolute Paths in Shell

Introduction to Absolute Paths In Unix-like operating systems, including Linux and macOS, every file has a … Obtaining Absolute Paths in ShellRead more

absolute-path, basename, Bash, dirname, pwd, readlink, realpath, shell, zsh

Mastering Variable Expansion with Quotes in Bash Scripts

Introduction When scripting in Bash, handling variable expansion within strings that contain quotes can be challenging. … Mastering Variable Expansion with Quotes in Bash ScriptsRead more

ansi-quotes, Bash, escaping, printf, quoting, Scripting, shell commands, string manipulation, variable-expansion

Introduction to Shell Scripts: Understanding and Executing .sh Files

Shell scripts are a fundamental part of Unix-like operating systems, including Linux and macOS. They allow … Introduction to Shell Scripts: Understanding and Executing .sh FilesRead more

Automation, Bash, command-line-interpreter, Linux, macOS, sh-file, shell-script, unix

Printing Tab Characters in Bash: A Tutorial on `echo` and `printf`

Introduction When scripting with Bash, you might find yourself needing to output tab characters (\t). While … Printing Tab Characters in Bash: A Tutorial on `echo` and `printf`Read more

Bash, echo, escape-sequence, printf, shell scripting, tab character

Identifying Your Current Shell on Unix Systems

Introduction When working with Unix-based systems, you may find yourself using different shells for various tasks. … Identifying Your Current Shell on Unix SystemsRead more

Bash, Environment Variables, interactive-shell, ksh, ps-command, tcsh, unix-shells, zsh

Printing Output Without Newlines in Unix-like Systems

In Unix-like systems, printing output without newlines can be achieved using various methods. One common approach … Printing Output Without Newlines in Unix-like SystemsRead more

Bash, echo, newline, printf, shell scripting, unix-like-systems