qwerty.sh: download, verify, unpack files.

qwerty.sh is a script as a service. On any Unix shell with curl available:

Q=https://raw.githubusercontent.com/rduplain/qwerty.sh/v0.8/qwerty.sh
alias qwerty.sh="curl --proto '=https' --tlsv1.2 -sSf $Q | Q=$Q sh -s -"

Without any installation, the qwerty.sh command acts like any other program on the PATH. Use it to bootstrap downloads from git repositories or the web.

Execute a file downloaded with git:

qwerty.sh https://github.com/rduplain/qwerty.sh.git web/hello/hello.sh:- | sh

Execute a file, but only if it matches a predetermined checksum:

qwerty.sh \
  --sha256=87d9aaac491de41f2e19d7bc8b3af20a54645920c499bbf868cd62aa4a77f4c7 \
  http://hello.qwerty.sh | sh

qwerty.sh is POSIX shell and uses whatever curl, git, and openssl commands it finds.

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