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A basic shell interface that can execute Unix commands

Project description

ysh

ysh is a basic shell implementation written in Python that allows users to execute Unix commands. It also features command history functionality, enabling users to navigate through previously executed commands using the up/down arrow keys.

Features

  • Execute Unix commands directly within the shell.
  • Command history: Navigate through previously executed commands using up/down arrow keys.
  • Command history is persistent: All executed commands are saved in ~/.ysh_history.
  • [Future] Tab completion functionality.

Installation

You can install ysh using pip

pip install ysh    

Usage

Simply run tsh to start the shell. You can then type Unix commands directly into the shell prompt and press Enter to execute them.

License

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

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