cmdflow-CLI 0.1.1

A CLI tool for system monitoring, making plot charts and etc.

# <CMD_FLOW: Command-Line Interface

# Overview CMD_FLOW is a command-line interface (CLI) tool that provides a wide range of system information and utilities just enterting a specific commands and much more. It allows users to easily access various system metrics, perform tasks, and create visualization all from the comfort of their terminal.

# Features - CPU usage - CPU cores - CPU frequency - Memory usage - Disk usage - System boot time - Battery status - System processes - Current user information - Network usage - Network connection information - Internet connection status

# Utilities - Open web-based documents and applications using their URLs.

• Create scatter charts, plot charts, and stem charts from user-inputted data.

• Generate tables in the terminal with custom titles, columns, and rows.

• Display all available commands in a table format.

• Create ASCII text art.

# Date and Time - Current time, date, day, year, month, and dd/mm/yyyy format

# Installation

To install CMD_FLOW, use pip: `bash pip install cmdflow_CLI `

# Usage

To use CMD_FLOW, simply run the command and pass in the desired command as an argument. For example:

`bash cmdflow <command> `

For a list of all available commands and options, run:

`bash cmdflow --help `

# Available Commands

• cpu_usage: Check CPU usage

• cpu_cores: Check CPU cores

• cpu_freq: Check CPU frequency

• mem_usage: Check memory usage

• my_mem: Know about your memory

• disk_usage: Know about your disk usage

• boot_time: Check system boot time

• ch_battery: Check battery status

• sys_process: Check system processes

• c_user: Check current user information

• net_usage: Check network usage

• net_connection: Know about your network connection

• internet_con: Know about your internet connection

• t?: Check current time

• d?: Check current date

• day?: Check current day

• y?: Check current year

• m?: Check current month

• c-d?m?Y: Check current date in dd/mm/yyyy format

• open_url: Open a web-based document or application using its URL

• graph: Create a scatter chart, plot chart, or stem chart

• m_table: Create a table in the terminal

• cmds: Display all available commands in a table format

• c_ascii_text: Create ASCII text art

# Acknowledgments

• [Raunak](https://github.com/CoderRony955) for creating and maintaining CMD_FLOW.