DBHTermEcIbP
Linux commands Interpreter for Windows and Mac based systems using Python
Basic Linux commands supported
- viewing current working directory – pwd
- changing directory – cd,
- listing files and directories – ls,
- viewing contents of file on standard output – cat,
- viewing contents of file on standard output in reverse order – tac,
- to see date, time – date,
- to see calendar – cal,
- to make files – touch
- to make directories – mkdir
- to see available disk space and usage – df
- to see current working processes – ps
- to see who is the current logged in user – whoami
- to see the machine name – hostname
- to exit the Interpreter – exit
- to clear the screen – clear
Application oriented commands for daily use
- evaluating mathematical expressions – eval
- listing files and directories of the path recursively – tree,
- performing steganography on JPEG image files – sha,
- making your machine local http server for transferring files – httpserve,
- converting images to pdf – wpdf,
- downloading Youtube videos – ytd,
- run all the commands written in a file in one go (like scripting) – dbh
Commands in pipeline for future
- archiving files – zip, rar, unzip, unrar,
- searching on Interpreter using “google” module of Python – google,
- downloading content from the internet – wget,
- with “ngrok” to make local server available on the internet (ssh),
- combining batch programming with Python for extending use of “dbh” command,
- extending functinality of “eval” command using unit converters,
- syntax highlighting when printing content of a program file on standard output – ccat,
- rendering some syntax of “markdown” programming directly on the standard output using “rich” module of Python – markdown,
- writing manual of the commands made for the Interpreter in “markdown” – man.
Some Screenshots for use case
FIXME
- wget
- ytd
