Rdoc - A command-line tool for launching documents

This bash script is dedicated for all the Linux readers whom spend all their time working on the terminal;
therefore they launch everything from there.
If you are the kind of person I described above, I believe that this tool would benefit you.
This script purposes are to help you launch documents using your favorite PDF Viewer, which will
save you a lot of time if you have lots of documents like me.

Requirements and Dependencies

1. Bash
2. GNU Core Utilities
3. grep
4. A PDF Viewer
5. A directory that contains all your documents.

Note: The first 3 dependencies should be already installed by default on most linux distros.

Installation

• Make sure all the previous dependencies are installed and all the requirements are implemented.

• Clone this repo by typing:

  user # git clone https://github.com/yankh764/rdoc.git

• Move to the cloned directory and type:

  root # cp rdoc /usr/local/bin/rdoc
  root # chmod 755 /usr/local/bin/rdoc

Note: You can copy the program to wherever you wish but it is recomendded to keep it in your PATH.

Usage

• If you did the previous installation steps you can run the program from terminal simply by typing:

  user # rdoc

• It'll display a help message, read it and then you are ready to go.

Contributing

Pull requests are welcomed and appreciated.