archie-cli 0.6.7

A command line tool to make managing your Linux system easier

archie

A command line tool to make managing your Linux system easier

Features

• Environment variable management
• Disk info visualization
• Custom command system

Installation

Installation using pipx:

pipx install archie-cli

Example usage

# See help
archie --help
# or
archie help

# About 
archie info

## Environment module (env)
# List env variables
archie env list

# Add or update an env variable
archie env set TEST_ENV 25 # TEST_ENV=25
archie env set SECRET_KEY my_api_key # SECRET_KEY="my_api_key"
# For string values with spaces, use quotes
archie env set TARGET_DISTRO "Linux Mint" # TARGET_DISTRO="Linux Mint"

## Disk module (disk)
# List available disks
archie disk list

# Show detailed info about all disks
archie disk info --all

## Task module (task)
# List all tasks
archie task list

# Create new tasks
# Single command
archie task set diskinfo "archie disk info --all"

# Multiple commands
archie task set archieinfo "echo Showing Archie info..." "archie info"

# This also works
archie task set "disk all" "archie disk list" "archie disk info --all"

# Run a specific task
archie task run diskinfo 
# same as
archie pls diskinfo

# This also works
archie pls "disk all"

# Find Archie task file (for sharing or manual edits)
archie task locate

Why?

I began using Arch (btw) recently and while it has a ton of tools available to configure the system, I did not find a tool for editing env variables "quickly" (by quickly, i mean not needing me to manually go to the file and edit it myself, I'm used to the Windows way of doing some things). So at first I made this tool to do just that. Call it laziness if you want (it is), I just wanted a quick way to do it and I hope someone else finds it useful as well. In the end, its a wrapper around some common Linux commands with a bit of extra functionality to make them more readable and noob-friendly.