commandman ^v1.0.0

• Storing named packages of commands — in one file
• Launching a batch of commands — in automatic or manual mode
• Add and run only certain packages — selective execution
• Exclusion of command packages — from launch
• Skip packages and commands — in manual mode
• Two file formats — *.cfg and *.json
• Cross-platform — Windows, Linux, macOS, Termux

*.cfg — Simple file with command packages:

[package name 1]
    command 1
    command 2
    command N
    [package name 2]
    command 1
    command 2
    command N

*.json — Simple file with command packages:

{
    "pack1":
      [
        "command1",
        "command2"
      ],
    "pack2":
      [
        "command1",
        "command2"
      ]
}

Example file: example.cfg

Via PyPI:

pip install commandman

From source:

python setup.py install
commandman -h

With requirements:

pip install -r requirements.txt
python3 commandmanager.py [options] [path to the file]

# Install Termux
apt update
pkg install python

# Go to project folder
python setup.py install
commandman -h

# Or with requirements
pip3 install -r requirements.txt
python3 commandmanager.py [options] [path to the file]

Basic usage:

commandman [options] [path to the file with command packages]

Run specific packages (-a):

commandman -a name1 -a name2 -a name3 file.cfg

Exclude packages (-e):

commandman -e name1 -e name2 -e name3 file.cfg

Manual mode (--no-auto):

commandman --no-auto file.cfg

⚠️ If file or package name contains spaces, enclose it in quotation marks.

⚠️ If package name contains spaces, enclose it in quotation marks.

By using this software, you agree to the full disclaimer terms.

Software provided "AS IS" without warranty. You assume all risks.

Full legal disclaimer: See DISCLAIMER.md

License: BSD 3-Clause License