# Bash Wrapper Scripts
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=30878935 shows an interesting approach,
but why create functions for scripts that could as well be files on your
`$PATH` with all the nice things files give you like versioning with git?

Here's my approach using a simple script called [nuscript-bash][]:
```
echo some command here
echo another command there
# ... and so on

nuscript-bash ~/bin/something
```

Type `C-x C-h` in vim ([impl][histcomp]) and select some lines to paste.
Edit as appropriate, but mainly replace `concrete-name` with `${some_var}`.

Then simply run
```
something
```

For maintenance I use [edcom][]:
```
edcom something
```

[nuscript-bash]: https://github.com/felixhummel/bin/blob/6fb8fa2481510debfec3ad83c9ac486f115b9813/nuscript-bash
[edcom]: https://github.com/felixhummel/bin/blob/6fb8fa2481510debfec3ad83c9ac486f115b9813/edcom
[histcomp]: https://github.com/felixhummel/configs/blob/fbec11cdcaf6476e8c219248a4145f2e96d9c67e/vim/vim/0-my_stuff/bindings.vim#L48