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#!/usr/bin/env bash
#
# Generic Bash Script Args

show_help() {
    cat << EOF
Generic Bash Script Args

USAGE: ${0##*/} [OPTIONS] -c PATH -r TIME -n NUM -s NUM
       ${0##*/} [OPTIONS] --copy-from PATH --creation TIME --var-num NUM --step NUM

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#!/usr/bin/env bash

# bashtask
alias bashtask='bashtask.sh'
alias taskadd='bashtask --add'
alias taskin='bashtask --insert'
alias taskrm='bashtask --remove'
alias taskcl='bashtask --clear'
alias tasklist='bashtask --print'

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#!/usr/bin/env bash
#
# Generate the dialplan that interfaces with the player logic

cleanup() {
	if [[ -s "${stage}" ]]; then
		if [[ "${outfile}" == "-" ]]; then
			cat "${stage}"
		else
			mv --force "${stage}" "${outfile}"

Stewie410

Argument Parsing

I know you're trying to make things functional for both Linux & MacOS, so some care would be required there; but I'd recommend taking a look at GNU getopt or getopts for argument processing & parsing.

Additionally, I'd personally set default values to variables set in the argument parse loop before the loop occurrs -- that way you don't need to check if a variable is undefined before setting a value.

Here's how I'd rewrite the argparse loop & variable definitions. This would have the added benefit of allowing the user to condense multiple short options into on string (eg -ku)...though, YMMV with MacOS support, as I'm wholly unfamiliar with that platform):

mode="fzf"

Stewie410

#!/usr/bin/env bash

# ---------------------------
# --         Traps         --
# ---------------------------
# Always execute "cleanup" function on exit
trap cleanup EXIT

# -------------------------------
# --         Functions         --

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#!/bin/env bash
# 
# bootstrap.sh
# Author:       u/stewie410
# Date:         2019-10-18
#
# Rewrite for u/brunomiguel
#       https://www.reddit.com/r/bash/comments/djcop0/asking_feedback_on_a_bootstrap_script

# ##----------------------------##

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#!/bin/env bash
#
# mkCert.sh
# Author:	u/stewie410
# Date:		2019-09-11
#
# Generates SSL Certificates auto-magically
# Based on u/RANDY_MAYONNAISE's post:
#	https://www.reddit.com/r/bash/comments/d2y10e/working_with_arguments_in_bash/