Command
SNAME=$(basename “$(test -L “$0” && readlink “$0” || echo “$0″)”)
While running a bash script using Linux terminal the script name can also passed as argument at $0. but if we are using full path of script to execute, it will show full path as results when print value of $0. So use above command will exactly provide only script name. It also handle if you are running any bash script using symbolic link.
Example:
Create a script named test.sh and add following content in script.
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#!/bin/bash SNAME=$(basename "$(test -L "$0" && readlink "$0" || echo "$0")") echo "Your Script Name is $SNAME"
Lets execute this script and check for results.
# sh test.sh
Result will be as follows:
Your Script Name is test.sh