Here are some useful scripts, mostly in Bash

note – Terminal to MD-File in One Command

Looking for a solution to remember important commands you type in the console or codeblocks? Just type note "and a note" and your last command will be saved immediately in a Markdown file named after its command. No need to search or ask twice — sustainable, saves time and energy.

Requirements

• Bash
• Any Markdown viewer — Obsidian recommended but optional

Installation

1. Clone the repo

git clone https://github.com/yourusername/SCRIPTS.git ~/Skripte

2. Symlink the script into your PATH

ln -s ~/Skripte/note ~/.local/bin/note

No copying needed — changes in the repo are live immediately.

2. Create note_config in the same directory

Create a file called note_config next to the script — add one line with the path to your folder (may vary to your setup):

PATH_YNOTE=/home/youruser/obsidian/linux

4. Add to ~/.bashrc

echo "alias note='history -a; ~/.local/bin/note'" >> ~/.bashrc
echo 'export PATH="$HOME/.local/bin:$HOME/bin:/usr/local/sbin:/usr/local/bin:/usr/sbin:/usr/bin:/sbin:/bin:$PATH"' >> ~/.bashrc

Then reload: source ~/.bashrc

Usage

# Save last command
echo "hello"
note "my comment"
# → echo.md

# Save pipe command
cat file.txt | grep "pattern"
note "search for pattern"
# → pipes.md

# Save last 2 commands
ls -la
grep "test" file.txt
note +1 "my workflow"
# → block.md

# Save last 3 commands
note +2 "comment"
# → block.md

# Paste multiline block (e.g. SQL)
note --block mysql "all users"
# → paste content, Ctrl+D to finish
# → mysql.md

File structure in Obsidian

File	Content
command.md	Single command, named after the program
pipes.md	Commands with pipes
block.md	Multiple commands (+N)
mysql.md	Example --block input

Note format

---
**my comment** 2026-02-25 14:30
```bash
echo "hello"
```

I_dont_care_about_versioning.sh 🚀

Simples Bash-Script zum schnellen Pushen auf GitHub – ohne Schnickschnack.

Usage

./push.sh <githubuser> [--auth] [--init] [--reset] [-m "msg"]

Flags

Flag	Was es macht
--auth	🔐 GitHub Login via gh auth login
--init	🛠️ Repo lokal initialisieren & Remote setzen
--reset	💥 Komplette History löschen & neu hochladen
-m "msg"	💬 Eigene Commit Message (sonst: aktuelles Datum)

Beispiele

# Neues Projekt einrichten
./push.sh meinuser --auth --init --reset -m "initial commit"

# History komplett wegwerfen
./push.sh meinuser --reset -m "clean start"

# Normaler Push
./push.sh meinuser -m "fix bug"

# Push ohne Message → nimmt Timestamp
./push.sh meinuser

⚠️ Hinweise

• Der Ordnername muss mit dem GitHub Repo-Namen übereinstimmen
• Bei --reset wird die gesamte Git-History unwiderruflich gelöscht
• Bei geschützten Branches (main) → Branch Protection in den GitHub Repo-Settings deaktivieren