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These backup tools aim to be a all-in-one collection for android-powered devices.
Note: This is not finished yet.
But this does not just contain backup tools, it also has a full-featured bash framework and tools which you can easily use to create your own bash scripts.
They are easy to use and very automated.
A great example are the way reflectors and commands work.
You don't need to worry about absolute paths and stuff like that.
Just create the file, give it an ID and a name, and put it in the reflectors folder.
Now you can call your reflector file from anywhere just using its ID or name:
run super_example_cmd "SuperArgument"
You also can very easily associate a command to it. In that way you can very quickly organize your commands in different files. Inside a reflector:
reflectorName "Super example command"
reflectorId "super_example_cmd"
associateCmd "superexample"
cmdHelpText "This is an example command."
function reflect() {
echo "Hello from the super example!"
echo "You have passed the argument $1 to me."
}
As you can see, you can specify a name and an ID. An ID is always required, otherwise the reflector can not be called.
associateCmd associates the given command with your reflector.
cmdHelpText associates the given help text with your command. In that way you don't have to manually write and maintain a separate help text for your commands.
Just write the help text for your command into the reflector and you are ready to go.
And by the way: this is just bash!