paopao-cli 0.0.1.dev10

🥭 PaoPao's CLI Framework - Plugin-based CLI system

🥭 PaoPao's CLI Framework

A powerful, secure, and extensible Command Line Interface (CLI) framework designed to revolutionize your terminal workflow. Built with Python, it offers advanced plugin management, security features, and a rich user experience.

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⚡ Core Features

🛠️ Built-in Commands

Command	Description	Enhanced Features
install	Install community commands	Security validation, branch selection, force overwrite
uninstall	Remove commands	Interactive confirmation, metadata cleanup
list	Show installed commands	Advanced filtering, sorting, detailed view
update	Update commands from Git	Change detection, force update option
info	Show command details	Complete metadata, dependency info
search	Find commands	Search by name, description, author
test	Test local commands	Security validation, timeout control
doctor	System health check	Comprehensive diagnostics, verbose mode
repl	experiment featerimental feature, interactive shell	Interactive Python shell for command development and testing

🌍 Community Integration

• Git repository support (GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket, Codeberg)
• Automatic metadata extraction from project files
• Dependency management and validation
• Version tracking with installation history
• Shallow cloning for faster installations

🔒 Security Features

• URL scheme validation (prevents local file access)
• Suspicious pattern detection in repositories
• Code analysis for potentially dangerous imports
• User confirmation for risky operations
• File size limits (10MB max per file)

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🥭 Installation

Quick Install

pip install paopao-cli

Development Install

git clone https://github.com/Paopun20/paopao-cli.git
cd paopao-cli
pip install -e .

Requirements

• Python 3.6+
• Git (for community commands)
• Rich (for enhanced terminal output)
• rich-argparse (for beautiful help pages)

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🚀 Quick Start

Basic Usage

# Show all available commands
ppc

# Get detailed help
ppc --help

# Check system health
ppc doctor

Installing Community Commands

# Install from GitHub
ppc install https://github.com/user/awesome-command

# Install specific branch
ppc install https://github.com/user/command --branch develop

# Install with custom name
ppc install https://github.com/user/tool --name mytool

# Force overwrite existing command
ppc install https://github.com/user/command --force

Managing Commands

# List all commands with details
ppc list --detailed

# List only community commands
ppc list --source community

# Sort by installation date
ppc list --sort installed --reverse

# Search for commands
ppc search "git"
ppc search "deploy" --source community

# Show detailed command info
ppc info my-command

# Update a command
ppc update my-command

# Uninstall with confirmation
ppc uninstall old-command

Development & Testing

# Test a local command script
ppc test --file my_script.py

# Test with security validation
ppc test --file script.py --validate --timeout 60

# Test with arguments
ppc test --file deploy.py -- --env production --dry-run

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📁 Project Structure

paopao-cli/
├── ppc_commands/          # Official commands
├── ppc_addon/            # Community commands
├── .ppc_cache/           # Cache and metadata
├── docs/                 # Documentation
└── main.py              # Core framework

Command Structure

Addon Structure 0.0.1.1dev8+ (can add multiple commands per repository)

my-command/
├── commands/
│   ├── command_name.py
│   ├── another_command.py
│   └── ...
├── ppc.project.json     # Project metadata (legacy)
├── ppc.project.toml     # Project metadata (0.0.1.dev10+)
├── requirements.txt     # Dependencies (optional)
└── README.md           # Documentation (optional)

Legacy Structure (can add only one command per repository)

my-command/
├── main.py              # Entry point (required)
├── ppc.project.json     # Project metadata (legacy)
├── ppc.project.toml     # Project metadata (0.0.1.dev10+)
├── requirements.txt     # Dependencies (optional)
└── README.md           # Documentation (optional)

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🔧 Advanced Configuration

Project Metadata (ppc.project.toml) (0.0.1.dev10+)

[project]
name = "plugin-name"
version = "0.1.0"
description = "Description plugin"
author = "Developer name"
python_version = ">=3.9"
dependencies = ["rich", "requests"]

Project Metadata (ppc.project.json) (legacy)

{
  "name": "plugin-name",
  "version": "0.1.0",
  "author": "Developer name",
  "description": "Description plugin",
  "python_version": ">=3.9",
  "dependencies": ["rich", "requests"],
  "keywords": ["automation", "productivity"],
  "homepage": "https://github.com/user/plugin-name"
}

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🛡️ Security Guidelines

For Users

• Review code before installing community commands
• Use trusted sources (GitHub, GitLab, etc.)
• Enable validation with --validate flag during testing
• Regular updates keep commands secure

For Developers

• Minimize dependencies in your commands
• Avoid dangerous imports (subprocess, eval, etc.)
• Include metadata in ppc.project.json
• Document security implications in your README

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🔍 Troubleshooting

Common Issues

Command not found after installation?

# Refresh command cache
ppc doctor
# Or force cache refresh
ppc list --detailed

Installation timeout?

# Increase timeout for large repositories
ppc install https://github.com/large/repo --no-shallow

Permission errors?

# Check directory permissions
ppc doctor --verbose

Git errors?

# Verify git installation
git --version # Should return git version if not installed, go to https://git-scm.com/downloads for installation
# or
pip show GitPython # Should return GitPython package info if not installed, run pip install GitPython

# Check network connectivity
ppc install https://github.com/test/repo

System Health Check

# Comprehensive system check
ppc doctor --verbose

# Check specific components
ppc doctor  # Basic check

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🤝 Contributing

Creating Commands

This is a simple template to create your own command compatible with PaoPao's CLI. AND THIS REPO IS OPEN SOURCE, YOU CAN CONTRIBUTE YOUR COMMANDS TO THE COMMUNITY! BUT UNDER APACHE LICENSE 2.0

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📄 License

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.

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💬 Support

• 🐛 Issues: GitHub Issues