CJ
Personal collection of command line utilities. I usually add more functions as I need them. No particular subject.
The idea of this package is to be self-contained and easily installed in any unix-like system. It should also be safe to install it globally without a virtual environment. For that matter, I try to avoid at all cost using external Python dependencies and using Python 3 specific features.
The usage varies from command-line utilities, automation scripts to cron tasks.
Installation
Using pip:
pip install cjUsage
cj COMMANDExamples
Backup a Wordpress site:
cj wpCompress a folder:
cj zip foldername/License
The source code is released under the MIT License.
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