easyshell
Library for creating recursive shells.
Installation
From pip3:
$ pip3 install -U easyshell
From source:
$ ./setup.py -U install
Example Shell
To experience this kind of shells, please try out the example shell that comes with the source code:
$ python3 -m easyshell
Demo
This is a gif from a very early version:
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