git clone https://github.com/ByteChkR/BadScript.gitdotnet publish -c Release -r "win-x64"git clone https://github.com/ByteChkR/BadScript.gitdotnet publish -c Release -r "linux-x64"1 . mkdir ~/BadScriptEngine
2 . cd ~/BadScriptEngine
3 . Move Build to ~/BadScriptEngine
5 . chmod +x bs
Optional Steps:
6 . Make Alias to access bs anywhere by adding alias bs="<home>/BadScriptEngine/bs" to ~/.bashrc
7 . Reload Bash Environment Variables with source ~/.bashrc
8 . Test Alias with type -a bs. It should print bs is aliased to '/home/tim/BadScriptEngine/bs'
1 . Build the Project with dotnet publish -c Release -r "win-x64"
2 . Move Build to desired install directory
Optional Steps:
3 . Add BS Shell Opener by writing a small powershell script with content. Usage: PS> . <path/to/script>
# Path of the Install Directory(location of bs.exe)
$bs = "<Path of Install Directory>"
# Make Sure that the Path is fully qualified
$bs = (Get-Item $bs).fullname
# Add to Environment Path Variable, Only for this powershell session
$Env:Path += ";$bs"
4 . Add Second Powershell Script that Opens a new Powershell Window with the First Script as start command.
# Create New Powershell Window and run the BS Shell Opener.
# Shell can now be opened by doubleclicking this file
start PowerShell -ArgumentList "-noexit -command . <path/to/first/script>"
5 . Test Setup with echo $Env:Path(should print the Install Directory as one of the last entries).