https://github.com/estaheri7/easy_linux_cmds

A collection of Linux commands for beginners, providing a handy reference and quick access to commonly used commands in a user-friendly format.
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A collection of Linux commands for beginners, providing a handy reference and quick access to commonly used commands in a user-friendly format.

• Host: GitHub
• URL: https://github.com/estaheri7/easy_linux_cmds
• Owner: Estaheri7
• Created: 2023-11-21T19:17:18.000Z (12 months ago)
• Default Branch: main
• Last Pushed: 2024-01-12T20:57:34.000Z (10 months ago)
• Last Synced: 2024-01-13T12:07:48.075Z (10 months ago)
• Language: Python
• Size: 4.88 KB
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• Watchers: 1
• Forks: 0
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# Linux Simple Commands

A collection of simple Linux commands implemented in Python, providing basic functionalities to perform common file and directory operations through the command line interface.

## Description

The Linux Simple Commands project aims to simplify and streamline common tasks performed in a Linux environment. It offers a set of command line options that allow users to interact with files and directories efficiently.

## Features

- List of files and directories in a selected path.

- Change the current working directory.

- Create new directories.

- Remove empty directories.

- Delete files.

- Remove directories and their contents recursively.

- Copy files or directories to a specified destination.

- Move files or directories to a specified destination.

- Search for files or directories by name.

- Display the content of a file.

- Find occurrences of a word pattern in a file.

- Search files with a specified word pattern in a directory (including subdirectories).

- Log executed commands and view command history.

## Usage

Run the linux_toolkit.py script using Python with the desired arguments:

```bash

python linux_toolkit.py --ls 

python linux_toolkit.py --cd "AddressOfDirectory"

python linux_toolkit.py --mkdir "DirectoryName"

python linux_toolkit.py --rmdir "DirectoryName"

python linux_toolkit.py --rm "FileName"

python linux_toolkit.py --rm-r "FolderOrFileName"

python linux_toolkit.py --cat "FileName"

python linux_toolkit.py --cd "AddressOfDirectory" --ls

python linux_toolkit.py --cd "AddressOfDirectory" --mkdir "DirectoryName"

python linux_toolkit.py --cd "AddressOfDirectory" --rmdir "DirectoryName"

python linux_toolkit.py --cd "AddressOfDirectory" --rm "FileName"

python linux_toolkit.py --cd "AddressOfDirectory" --rm-r "FolderOrFileName"

python linux_toolkit.py --cd "AddressOfDirectory" --cat "FileName"

python linux_toolkit.py --cp "Source" "Destination"

python linux_toolkit.py --mv "Source" "Destination"

python linux_toolkit.py --find "Path" "Pattern"

python linux_toolkit.py --word-f "FilePath" "Pattern"

python linux_toolkit.py --search-w "Path" "Pattern"

python linux_toolkit.py --show-log

```

### Arguments

- `--ls`: shows the files in selected path (can be used with `--cd`).

- `--cd`: Changes directory to selected path.

- `--mkdir`: Creates folder (can be used with `--cd`).

- `--rmdir`: Deletes directory if it's empty (can be used with `--cd`).

- `--rm`: Removes a file (can be used with `--cd`).

- `--rm-r`: Removes directory and their contents (can be used with `--cd`)

- `--cat`: Displays the content of a file (can be used with `--cd`).

- `--cp`: Copies and pastes a file or directory from source path to destination path.

- `--mv`: Moves a file or directory from source path to destination path.

- `--find`: searchs for files or directories by name.

- `--word-f`: Find occurrences of a word pattern in a file.

- `--search-w`: Search files with a specified word pattern in a directory.

- `--show-log`: view command history.

## logs

Logs of the executed commands are stored in `command.log`, with each entry timestamped.

### Prerequisites

- Python 3.x installed on your system