Introduction
terminal-quest is a gamified
introduction to basic command line navigation and file manipulation skills. It
is implemented in Python but requires no programming beyond entering commands on
the command line.
terminal-quest is a series of puzzles that can be solved with only the
commands cd, ls, man, cat, head, tail, grep, file
globbing (* character), and output redirection (> character).
Installation and Use
Requirements: Python and pip must be installed on your system. If you're starting from scratch, the official Python installation guide is a good place to start.
Install from PyPI with pip:
pip install terminal-quest
Then run:
terminal_quest
terminal temple
If you enjoyed terminal quest, be sure to check out the sequel terminal temple
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