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Hi Sepehr,
Yes! :) I need an interactive script with the following commands:
/network ip: Returns results similar to the ip command on GNU/Linux (for macOS: ifconfig, and for Windows: ipconfig).
/network find [INTERFACE_NAME]: Finds other systems on the specified network.
/network scan [IP]: Scans for active ports on a specific IP.
Scan range of IPs: Support for scanning a range of IPs, e.g., /network scan [IP/CIDR], to identify open ports across a subnet.
Ping test: Include a /network ping [IP] command to test the reachability of a host.
Error handling and feedback: Provide meaningful error messages for unreachable systems or invalid commands (e.g., "IP not found", "No devices on the network").
Optional arguments: Add options for advanced users, such as specifying ports to scan or adjusting scan speed, e.g., /network scan [IP] -ports 80,443 -fast.
For now, please start by adding the /network ip command and try to use only the Python standard library.
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