fork of vitali64's project: http://git.vitali64.duckdns.org/utils/fases.git/ this fork contains some of my improvements, in the "abyss" branch. the master branch shall mirror vitali64's project
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Simple coreutils for a fully functionnal UNIX-like system
The fases
project tries to provide friendly, functionnal and simple core
utilities for a fully functionnal UNIX-like Operating System. It tries to
be entirely portable and working on any UNIX-like Operating System and kernel
such as OpenBSD and Linux. It also tries to be completly modular and as such
one utility should not depend on another in order to work. The coreutils
are still a work-in-progress.
The fases
project is still incomplete as some utilities are missing, here's
what fases
currently provides:
(n: not implemented, i: implemented)
ls
:
[i] Lists files.
[i] -a
[i] -A
[i] -C
[n] Other options.
head
:
[i] Prints file until a specific line.
[i] Defaults to 10.
[i] -n NUMBER
cat
:
[i] Prints file to stdin.
[n] -u
.
yes
:
[i] Spams 'y'.
[i] Spams any other string specified by the user.
date
:
[i] Shows date by default.
[n] Formats date.
Other utilities are still in the making. Help is greatly appreciated.
The fases
project is still a Work-in-progress and as such, there are bugs.
Please do report bugs to me, via IRC, email, or even by using Notabug.org
issues.
Bug | Affected utility/utilities |
---|---|
Weird characters at the end of the output | cat |
You have 2 choices:
compile each utility separately;
compile only fasesiab which includes all utilities in a single binary.
Modify the config.mk
file to fit your needs in both cases.
For example to compile cat
, you have to run the following:
$ cd src/cat
$ make
And to install it, you have to run one of the 2 commands:
Run only one of the two commands!
$ doas make install # Install as /usr/bin/cat
$ doas make install-alongside # Install as /usr/bin/cat-fases
Fasesiab stands for Ferass' Base System in a box. It includes the entire coreutils in a single and tiny binary.
First, go into the src/fasesiab
folder:
$ cd src/fasesiab
Before compiling, you have to generate the main.c file which, prior to the generation, contains nothing.
Run the following to generate the file:
$ make gen
Then verify if it all went successfully by opening the file, the file should now have actual code along with a comment containing the date of generation.
Now you're ready to compile! Run make
and get a binary!
$ make
Documentation can be found inside the man/
directory; run man
to render
them. Documentation isn't complete yet though, but most utilities are
POSIX-compliant so they should work the same (if the utility is fully
implemented of course).