Add more common Bash commands.

[syntaxseed]

Adding more common Bash commands to flesh out the functionality.

Top desires:

• mkdir
• rm for directories

Will pause adding new commands after the above 2 to do some major refactoring before adding a bunch of new commands.

NOTES:

• Commands should be replicas of actual, core Bash commands found on a typical Ubuntu Linux distro & work as similarly as possible.
• Please model the command's help content after the real help content, and format it like the others (break & 2 spaces after command name & parameters).
• Please keep commands in alphabetical order.
• Minimize/avoid external dependencies like yarn or npm packages.

[syntaxseed]

Current list of commands as of v 1.4.1:

cat cd clear cow decrypt echo encrypt hello help history ls reboot rm touch version

[godcrampy]

Hi! I'd like to contribute to your project. I cloned the project and could implement the pwd bash command. I am looking forward to implement more commands 😄

[syntaxseed]

Sounds great @godcrampy!

[syntaxseed]

Current list of commands as of v1.4.2:

cat cd clear cow decrypt echo encrypt hello help history ls pwd reboot rm touch version

[deziev]

Hi! im interested in this project and would like to make some contributions. I want try to implement something like linux man page for every command which would prompt output to screen (not editor like in real linux). It could be easily done by using this project http://linuxcommand.org/lc3_man_pages/wc1.html

[syntaxseed]

@deziev well unfortunately the commands don't have the full functionality of their Linux counterparts (like switches or optional parameters, etc) so there wouldn't be anything to really put in a man page beyond what you can already see via:

help [command]

So the info wouldn't be accurate.

[syntaxseed]

Commands as of version 1.4.3:

base64dec base64enc cat cd clear cow decrypt echo encrypt hello help history ls pwd reboot rm touch version

[deziev]

So the info wouldn't be accurate.

@syntaxseed Well, that's make sense. Btw, im currently working on refactoring of filesystem module. u can check it out in my fork https://github.com/deziev/terminalfaker/blob/fs-refactor/js/filesystem.js I've been using some oop magic and SOLID principles to make it lot easier to manage filesystem stuff and implement commands such as mkdir, rm, mv, cp, ls and pwd maybe even symlinks. I’m eager to receive your feedback on this))

[syntaxseed]

This is looking great! I knew I wanted something a lot more robust, and this is along what I was thinking.

Thanks for the help.

Also please be sure to comment it well when you're done. :)

@deziev you might also want to look at the path class I had started creating.

[Ojaswy]

How can I help in contributing to the list?

[syntaxseed]

@Ojaswy the biggest glaring thing we are missing is some kind of very basic way to edit the contents of a file.

[deziev]

@syntaxseed I think nano-like editor is our solution. Its not that hard to implement it with modal windows in html. Here is my attempt on it

[syntaxseed]

@deziev that is cool! but can the window be inline or perfectly overlayed on the terminal so that it looks like how nano behaves as we use it in a regular terminal? Ie not look like its floating.

[deziev]

@syntaxseed just playing around with some html tags, was not planing to implement full editor :D I made it to illustrate my vision on how editor suppose to look in project. It would be better to open up new issue for nano editor without filesystem usage. #13 should not cause any problem with that

[syntaxseed]

Implemented the following:

Append to a file: echo "some data for the file" >> fileName

Overwrite file contents: echo "some data for the file" > fileName

[syntaxseed]

Command list as of v 1.5.2:

add base64dec base64enc cat cd clear cow decrypt echo encrypt hello help history ls pwd reboot rm touch version