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# Functions
#-> alias [regex] searches through alias in .bash_profile
function alias() { egrep "alias.*$1.*" ~/.bash_profile; }
#-> creds [] list declared AWS credentials
function creds {
cat ~/.aws/config | awk -F '[][]' '{print $2}' | sed '/^\s*$/d'
if [ ! -z $AWS_PROFILE ]; then
echo "Currently using $AWS_PROFILE"
else
echo "No Profile currently defined"
fi
}
#-> usecreds [] use declared AWS creds
function usecreds {
export AWS_PROFILE="$1"
}
#-> listcreds [] list declared AWS credentials
function listcreds {
cat ~/.aws/credentials | awk -F '[][]' '{print $2}' | sed '/^\s*$/d'
}
#-> cflint Run AWS Cloudformation Validate with Filename and Profile
cflint() {
aws cloudformation validate-template --region us-west-2 --template-body file://./$1 --profile=$2
}
#-> hist [] search hist for last command
function hist {
myarg=$1
history | grep ${myarg}
}
#-> list [regex] searches through comments in .bash_functions
function list() { egrep "#->.*$1.*" ~/.bash_functions;
}
#-> rmkeys [regex] funtion that removes the lines in known_hosts file that match regex.
function rmkeys(){
myIP=`host $1 | awk '{print$4}'`
echo "Removing $1 amd $myIP"
sed -i -e "/$1/d" $HOME/.ssh/known_hosts
echo "Removed $1"
sed -i -e "/$myIP/d" $HOME/.ssh/known_hosts
echo "Removed $myIP"
}
#-> myip [] display current IP address
function myip () {
myip=`curl -s checkip.dyndns.org | awk -F '<' '{print$7}'`
#myip=`echo $myip | awk -F '<' '{print$7}'`
echo $myip | cut -d '>' -f 2
}
#-> time [File] converts epoch time into humantime
function time {
cat $1 | perl -pe 's/\[(\d+)\]/localtime $1/e'
}
#-> ws [] remove spaces from a file
function ws () {
myArg=$1
cat ${myArg} |sed -e 's/\ //g' >> ${myArg}a && mv ${myArg}a ${myArg}
}
#-> wib [name] displays the block associated with the alias or function that matches name.
function wib()
{
sed -ne "/function $1\(\)/,/}$/p" -ne "/alias $1/p" ~/.bash_functions
}