command-manager-util 1.1.0

Manages useful commands in one place using fzf

Script-Command-Manager (SCM)

🚀 SCM Tool Guide

A streamlined command manager for your terminal workflows.

Overview

SCM is a high-performance CLI tool designed to catalog, manage, and execute complex shell commands through an intuitive fuzzy-finding interface. Built with Python and powered by fzf, it eliminates the need to remember arcane syntax or sift through endless history files.

Features

• Fuzzy Search Navigation: Instant filtering of categories and commands using fzf.
• Hierarchical Management: Organize commands into custom categories (e.g., Work, Dev, Personal).
• In-App Administration: Add or delete commands and entire categories directly from the interface.
• Shell History Integration: Commands executed via SCM can be injected into your shell history for easy access later.
• Mac-Optimized Core: Robust file I/O designed to handle macOS-specific shell environments and sed/grep variations.

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Installation

Prerequisites

1. Python: 3.6 or higher.
2. fzf: Must be installed on your system.

   brew install fzf
   

Local Setup

1. Clone the repository:

   git clone [https://github.com/Sahaj001/Script-Manager.git](https://github.com/Sahaj001/Script-Manager.git)
   cd Script-Manager
   

2. Install in editable mode:

   pip install -e .
   

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Configuration

To enable command execution and history injection, add the following wrapper to your ~/.zshrc or ~/.bashrc:

### SCM START ###
rscm() {
    local result=$(scm)
    if [[ -n "$result" ]]; then
        eval " $result"
    fi
}
alias s='rscm'
### SCM END ###

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🚀 Usage

Note Simply type s or run_scm in your terminal to launch the interactive menu.

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🛠 Features & Navigation

• Select a Category: Use the arrow keys to navigate or start typing to filter through your existing groups.
• Execute: Choose a specific command and hit Enter to run it directly in your current shell.
• Management:
  • [+ Add New Category] — Create a new group for your commands.
  • [+ Add Command to...] — Expand your library within a specific category.
  • [-] Delete — Prune old or unused commands and groups.

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🤝 Contributing

Contributions make the terminal better for everyone!

1. Fork the repository.
2. Submit a pull request with your improvements.
3. For major changes: Please open an issue first to discuss your ideas so we can stay aligned on the project goals.

License Apache License 2.0