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print my bugs and issues from sqlite3 table using bash
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# | |
# quickly report data from sqldatabase avoiding ruby's load time | |
# also colorize file | |
# colorize can only do a line, whereas sed allows us to do parts. but using ansi | |
# its not easy to do both lines and part, so it sucks | |
# most allows us to page horizontally | |
# less does not | |
# colorize only does basic colors, in bash we can do 256. | |
# | |
cd ~/work/projects/rbcurse/examples | |
file="t.sqlit" | |
out="t2.sqlit" | |
export END="\x1b[0m" | |
export ON_GRAY="\x1b[48;5;234m" | |
echo "${ON_GRAY} Bugs ${END}" > $out | |
echo ".mode column" > $file | |
echo "select id, title, priority, status from bugs where status != 'closed' order by priority , id;" >> $file | |
sqlite3 bugzy.sqlite < $file >> $out | |
# this is the gray scale 232-256 | |
#cat <<ZZZ > colorize.cfg | |
#/ cancel/ black | |
#/ closed / black | |
#/ started / blue on_yellow | |
#/ P1 / reverse | |
#/ P2 / bold white on_blue | |
#/ P3 / yellow | |
#/ P4 / magenta | |
#/ P5 / bold blue | |
#ZZZ | |
#colorize --config=./colorize.cfg $out | less | |
. ~/bin/colormap.sh | |
text=$(sed "\ | |
s/\(.* started .*\)/${BLUE}${ON_WHITE}\1${DEFAULT}/g;\ | |
s/\(.* canceled .*\)/${BLACK}\1${DEFAULT}/g;\ | |
s/\(.*P1.*\)/${BLACK}${ON_YELLOW}\1${DEFAULT}/g;\ | |
s/\(.*P2.*\)/${YELLOW}${ON_GRAY236}\1${DEFAULT}/g;\ | |
s/\(.*P3.*\)/${CYAN}${ON_GRAY235}\1${DEFAULT}/g;\ | |
s/\(.*P4.*\)/${GREEN}${ON_GRAY234}\1${DEFAULT}/g;\ | |
s/\(.*P5.*\)/${BLUE}\1${DEFAULT}/g;\ | |
" $out) | |
echo "$text" | less | |
#s/P3/${LIGHT_CYAN}P3${DEFAULT}/g; \ | |
#s/#fix/${LIGHT_RED}${ON_YELLOW}#fix${DEFAULT}/g; \ | |
#s/#\([^ ]*\)/${BLACK}${ON_GREEN}#\1${DEFAULT}/g; \ | |
#s/%\([^ ]*\)/${WHITE}${ON_BLUE}%\1${DEFAULT}/g; \ | |
#s/clean/${UNDERLINE}clean${DEFAULT}/g; \ | |
#most $out | |
rm $file $out |
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