#!/bin/bash
Assignment
X="hello"
note that there should be no space on either side of the equals sign Referring to
echo $X
if [ condition ] then statements else more statements fi
| Operator | Meaning |
|---|---|
| -eq | Integer equality |
| -neq | Integer inequality |
| -lt | Integer less than |
| -le | Integer less than or equal to |
| -gt | Integer greater than |
| -ge | Integer greater than or equal to |
| = | String equality |
| != | String Inequality |
| -n | Non empty string |
| -z | Empty string |
| -d | Directory existence test |
| -f | File existence test |
Iterate over files and print their names:
for i in $(ls); do echo $i; done
Iterate over .zip files and extract them
for i in $(ls *.zip); do unzip $i; done
Accepting input The following bash script accepts a parameter or prompts for the value if it is not supplied. For the sake of the example, it simply echos this to STDOUT
#!/bin/bash
MYVAR=""
if [ -z $1 ]
then
echo Enter a value:
read MYVAR
else
MYVAR=$1
fi
echo $MYVAR