make whats_left.sh generate a yaml file for dashboard #1865
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…rd on the jekyll site
| h() { | ||
| # uppercase input | ||
| header_name=$(echo "$@" | tr "[:lower:]" "[:upper:]") | ||
| echo "$GREEN$BOLD===== $header_name =====$NC" | ||
| header_name=$(echo "$@") |
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Maybe we could have an option for whats_left.sh that makes it output yaml, rather than doing it by default?
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sure, i will add an option for -o filename
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Make
whats_left.shgenerate a yaml file that we can use for a dashboard/page. Ref issue #1671I used yaml format because it can be read by jekyll.
https://jekyllrb.com/docs/datafiles/
use becomes
whats_left.sh > whats_left.yaml