sretools
A collection of SRE command line tools
SSH tool
sretools-ssh ssh command tool with expect integration. run remote command, ship and run package on remote server, etc.
expect
sretools-expect command line expect tool. help SRE to "expect' interactive applications in a very easy way.
structure data
sretools-dsq jq/jello like query tools with interactive mode.
sretools-json2html format JSON from file or pipe to HTML tables.
sretools-json2yaml format JSON from file or pipe
sretools-yaml2json format YAML from file or pipe
sretools-yaml2html format YAML from file or pipe
concole
sretools-table-format console table formatting tool. pipe, CSV, etc. support UNICODE.
database client
sretools-dbx generic JDBC calls. dump query in good table format. open JDBC access to bash level.
misc
- sretools-nonascii scan FS, files for non-ascii characters. will help resovle issues caused by "invisiable" characters.
Classes
- LE expect class for develp sretools-ltexpect alike tools.
- SimpleTable console formatting table supporting wide chacaters.
- JsonConverter convert JSON str or dict/list object to HTML or YAML.
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