shell-commands
Release 0.0.4

Command DataBase

Shell Commands

This package provides the commands command, a utility for saving frequently-used Linux shell commands in a personal database.

pip install shell-commands

See the integrated help function:

commands --help

This package is still under development.

Features marked with [TODO] still have to be implemented.

Easy save, list and run frequently used shell commands
- Each command has a unique name
- For each command it is stored as which user it need to execute, and from which directory
A history of command runs is kept, and output of all runs is stored.
It is possible to specify packages that have to be installed on the system, and also possible to easily ensure that all required packages are installed.
- For now, supports only APT packages.
- Should be extended to other package managers, but most notably pip packages.
[TODO] Supports managing multiple hosts from a single management machine.
[TODO] Supports data generation commands
[TODO] Supports tracking and management of git repositories.
[TODO] Supports for a 'managed' mode where it will only emit commands that the system believes to be necessary.

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