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Advanced Shell Scripting Techniques: Automating Complex Tasks with Bash

Advanced Shell Scripting Techniques: Automating Complex Tasks with Bash Advanced Shell Scripting Techniques: Automating Complex Tasks with Bash Use Built-in Commands Built-in commands execute faster because they don’t require loading an external process. Minimize Subshells Subshells can be expensive in terms of performance. # Inefficient output=$(cat file.txt) # Efficient output=$(<file.txt) Use Arrays for Bulk Data When handling a large amount of data, arrays can be more efficient and easier to manage than multiple variables. # Inefficient item1="apple" item2="banana" item3="cherry" # Efficient items=("apple" "banana" "cherry") for item in "${items[@]}"; do echo "$item" done Enable Noclobber To prevent accidental overwriting of files. set -o noclobber Use Functions Functions allow you to encapsulate and reuse code, making scripts cleaner and reducing redundancy. Efficient File Operations When performing file operations, use efficient techniques to minimize resource usage. # Inefficient while read -r line; do echo "$line" done < file.txt # Efficient while IFS= read -r line; do echo "$line" done < file.txt Parallel Processing Tools like xargs and GNU parallel can be incredibly useful. Error Handling Robust error handling is critical for creating reliable and maintainable scripts. # Exit on Error: Using set -e ensures that your script exits immediately if any command fails, preventing cascading errors. set -e # Custom Error Messages: Implement custom error messages to provide more context when something goes wrong. command1 || { echo "command1 failed"; exit 1; } # Trap Signals: Use the `trap` command to catch and handle signals and errors gracefully. trap 'echo "Error occurred"; cleanup; exit 1' ERR function cleanup() { # Cleanup code } # Validate Inputs: Always validate user inputs and script arguments to prevent unexpected behavior. if [[ -z "$1" ]]; then echo "Usage: $0 <argument>" exit 1 fi # Logging: Implement logging to keep track of script execution and diagnose issues. logfile="script.log" exec > >(tee -i $logfile) exec 2>&1 echo "Script started" Automating Complex System Administration Tasks: Automated Backups System Monitoring User Management Automated Updates Network Configuration

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Go articles 学会 gin 参数校验之 validator 库,看这一篇就足够了 字符串约束 excludesall:不包含参数中任意的 UNICODE 字符,例如 excludesall=ab excludesrune:不包含参数表示的 rune 字符,excludesrune=asong startswith:以参数子串为前缀,例如 startswith=hi endswith:以参数子串为后缀,例如 endswith=bye。 contains=:包含参数子串,例如 contains=email containsany:包含参数中任意的 UNICODE 字符,例如 containsany=ab containsrune:包含参数表示的 rune 字符,例如`containsrune=asong excludes:不包含参数子串,例如 excludes=email 范围约束 范围约束的字段类型分为三种: 对于数值,我们则可以约束其值 对于切片、数组和 map,我们则可以约束其长度 对于字符串,我们则可以约束其长度 常用 tag 介绍: ne:不等于参数值,例如 ne=5 gt:大于参数值,例如 gt=5 gte:大于等于参数值,例如 gte=50 lt:小于参数值,例如 lt=50 lte:小于等于参数值,例如 lte=50 oneof:只能是列举出的值其中一个,这些值必须是数值或字符串,以空格分隔,如果字符串中有空格,将字符串用单引号包围,例如 oneof=male female。 eq:等于参数值,注意与 len 不同。对于字符串,eq 约束字符串本身的值,而 len 约束字符串长度。例如 eq=10 len:等于参数值,例如 len=10 max:小于等于参数值,例如 max=10 min:大于等于参数值,例如 min=10 Fields 约束 eqfield:定义字段间的相等约束,用于约束同一结构体中的字段。例如:eqfield=Password eqcsfield:约束统一结构体中字段等于另一个字段(相对),确认密码时可以使用,例如:eqfiel=ConfirmPassword nefield:用来约束两个字段是否相同,确认两种颜色是否一致时可以使用,例如:nefield=Color1 necsfield:约束两个字段是否相同(相对)