nix-bitcoin/examples/start-bash-session.sh

# Start an interactive bash session in the current bash environment.

USAGE_INFO='
Starting shell...
Run "c COMMAND" to execute a command on the bitcoin node
Run "c" to start a shell session inside the node'

# BASH_ENVIRONMENT contains definitions of read-only variables like 'BASHOPTS' that
# cause warnings on evaluation. Suppress these warnings while sourcing.
BASH_ENVIRONMENT=<(declare -p; declare -pf) \
USAGE_INFO="$USAGE_INFO" \
  bash --rcfile <(echo '
    source $BASH_ENVIRONMENT 2>/dev/null
    echo "$USAGE_INFO"
  ')
examples: execute bash sessions in script environment Previously, the sessions contained only explicitly exported variables and functions. This was fragile and in part buggy due to lacking exports. Interactive features like user-defined aliases and functions are still working as before. 2020-05-17 05:25:40 -07:00			`# Start an interactive bash session in the current bash environment.`

examples: improve shell session usability - Add usage prompt when starting shell sessions - Give all examples an uniform interface ("c") for running commands or starting a shell on the node. 2020-05-17 14:46:44 -07:00			`USAGE_INFO='`
			`Starting shell...`
			`Run "c COMMAND" to execute a command on the bitcoin node`
			`Run "c" to start a shell session inside the node'`

examples: execute bash sessions in script environment Previously, the sessions contained only explicitly exported variables and functions. This was fragile and in part buggy due to lacking exports. Interactive features like user-defined aliases and functions are still working as before. 2020-05-17 05:25:40 -07:00			`# BASH_ENVIRONMENT contains definitions of read-only variables like 'BASHOPTS' that`
examples: improve shell session usability - Add usage prompt when starting shell sessions - Give all examples an uniform interface ("c") for running commands or starting a shell on the node. 2020-05-17 14:46:44 -07:00			`# cause warnings on evaluation. Suppress these warnings while sourcing.`
examples: execute bash sessions in script environment Previously, the sessions contained only explicitly exported variables and functions. This was fragile and in part buggy due to lacking exports. Interactive features like user-defined aliases and functions are still working as before. 2020-05-17 05:25:40 -07:00			`BASH_ENVIRONMENT=<(declare -p; declare -pf) \`
examples: improve shell session usability - Add usage prompt when starting shell sessions - Give all examples an uniform interface ("c") for running commands or starting a shell on the node. 2020-05-17 14:46:44 -07:00			`USAGE_INFO="$USAGE_INFO" \`
			`bash --rcfile <(echo '`
			`source $BASH_ENVIRONMENT 2>/dev/null`
			`echo "$USAGE_INFO"`
			`')`