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- name:
cmd - description: Store your favourite commands and scripts in one place.
- author: Filippo Squillace
- username: fsquillace
- OS compatibility: linux, osx
- To add/update a new command/script:
$ cmd add myls
Write the script below and press Cntrl-c on a new line to save it:
ls -l ~- To add/update a new command/script with variables in it:
$ cmd add myls
Write the script below and press Cntrl-c on a new line to save it:
ls -l $opts $@- To add a new script in different language add a shebang into it:
$ cmd add myls
Write the script below and press Cntrl-c on a new line to save it:
#!/usr/bin/env python
import os
...
...- To execute the command/script:
$ cmd execute myls
ls -l ~
Are you sure to run the script? (N/y)> y
...
...- Alternatively, the command is visible in PATH variable and can be directly executed:
myls- To execute the command/script substituting variables:
$ cmd execute myls "opts='-a -lt'" /root
ls -l $opts $@
Are you sure to run the script? (N/y)> y
...
...- To list all the available commands:
$ cmd list
mylsIf there are already existing commands in a given directory, you can use the
include command to include such commands into cmd program:
cmd include "/mydirectory/to/new/commands"
cmd listcmd will add all the executable scripts in that directory and in the nested
directories (up to one level only).
This package needs to be installed via Pearl system.
pearl install cmdOptionally, you can also install the package cmd-extra containing a collection of standard commands:
pearl install cmd-extraThe main dependencies are the following:
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