Hyper Commander is an interactive Bash utility that simplifies file and system operations through a user-friendly command-line interface. Designed to provide a menu-driven approach to common tasks, it is ideal for users of all skill levels, offering an intuitive way to navigate and manage files and system information.
- Operating System Information: View basic information about the operating system.
- User Information: Display details of the currently logged-in user.
- File and Directory Navigation: Easily navigate through files and directories.
- File Operations: Perform operations like delete, rename, and modify file permissions.
- Executable Finder: Locate and execute system executables with arguments.
To start using Hyper Commander:
Download the Script: Download the hyper_commander.sh script to your local machine.
Set Execute Permissions: Give the script execute permissions using the Bash shell:
chmod +x hyper_commander.sh
Run the Script: Execute the script in the Bash shell:
./hyper_commander.sh
Hyper Commander is pretty straightforward to use. You can simply follow the on-screen prompts to navigate through the menu options:
- Press 1 to view OS information.
- Press 2 to view user information.
- Press 3 for file and directory operations.
- Press 4 to find and execute executables.
- Press 0 to exit the script or return to the main menu from any sub-menu.
When accessing file and directory operations, you can:
- Navigate directories.
- Select files for further operations like deletion, renaming, or permission changes.
- Here you can input the name of an executable to find its location.
- Run executables directly from Hyper Commander with optional arguments.
Contributions are welcome! If you'd like to improve Hyper Commander, please fork the repository, make your changes, and submit a pull request. Your contributions could range from bug fixes to new features, or documentation updates.
Before making significant changes, it's always good practice to open an issue in the GitHub repository to discuss your ideas with the community.
Hyper Commander is distributed under the MIT License. This means it is free software and comes with no warranty. You can use, modify, and distribute it under the terms of the MIT license. See the LICENSE file for more details.
If you encounter any issues or have questions about Hyper Commander, please file an issue on the GitHub repository. I'll address it as promptly as possible.
Hyper Commander aims to make command-line navigation and operations more accessible and user-friendly. I hope it enhances your productivity and makes your command-line experience more enjoyable! Have fun!