Miscellaneous command line utilities I find myself using frequently. Mostly just convenience wrappers around common Unix utilities.

• check-logins.sh - test SSH logins into hosts listed in ~/.ssh/config.
• get-ssl-cert.sh - get a given server's SSL certificates.
• kill-office.sh - kill all currently-running LibreOffice processes (yes, I wrote this specifically for LibreOffice because it freezes that frequently on Mac OS.)
• lscron.sh - list all cron jobs for all users on the system.
• mkbackup.sh - backup files with automatic timestamp in backup filename.
• svn-diff.sh - like svn diff, but opens its output in a user-specified viewer (vim by default.)
• svn-info.sh - like svn info, but you can specify a path on the local filesystem instead of its repository URL.
• svn-shotgun.sh - run an svn command on multiple auto-detected directories.
• qdiff - like diff -u, but with colors. Works by running diff, writing its output to a temporary file, then opening that file with vim for colored syntax hilighting.
• qdu - like recursive du, but lists just the immediate children of the given directory next to their respective sizes.
• rmspc.sh - replace spaces with dashes in all filenames under the directories given on the command line, recursing into each directory.
• run-in-bit-bash.sh - automatically run scripts in Git Bash, even if invoking from WSL or another Windows Bash setup (MSYS2, Cygwin, etc.)
• sync-dotfiles.sh - keep your local dotfile repos up-to-date with their remotes on GitHub.
• termcolors.sh - print a table of terminal color codes.
• vim-git-bash.cmd - double-click files in Windows's GUI to open them in Git Bash's Vim. Trivially modifiable to run any other Git Bash program (nvim, etc) as a handler for double-clicked files.
• wsudo.cmd - run Windows programs with elevated privileges. A bit janky at the moment. (TODO: make this run the given program/command in the same terminal window rather than opening a new one, like UNIX sudo.)