HostManager

A small system that allow you to manage hosts stored in your .ssh/config file

HostManager requires Python3 to run.

Installation

After cloning the repository, create .env file in the working directory and set the environment variables.

SSH_HOSTS_PATH_FILE="path/to/your/ssh/config"
JSON_FILE="path/to/storage/file/data.json"

Add new alias for your command

MacOS

on your terminal type

nano ~/.bash_profile

then add

alias <your_command>="python3 /path/to/repo/manager.py" 

save and restart terminal

Linux

on your terminal type

nano ~/.bashrc

then add

alias <your_command>="python3 /path/to/repo/manager.py" 

save and restart terminal

Usage

usage : <command> <option> <host_alias>

	-h --help	# print command instructions
	-c		# create ssh connection
	-d		# delete saved host : <command> -d <host_alias>
	-l		# list all saved hosts
	--save		# save new host : <command> --save <host_alias>
	--search	# search for specific host : <command> --search <host_alias>
	--reset		# clear all stored aliases
	--import	# import from ssh config all stored hosts

Contributing

Pull requests are welcome. For major changes, please open an issue first to discuss what you would like to change.

GitHub - ostin-power/HostManager at pythonawesome.com

A small system that allow you to manage hosts stored in your .ssh/config using simple commands. - GitHub - ostin-power/HostManager at pythonawesome.com

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