Yet Another Personal Assistant (YAPA)
A small utility tool to (maybe) ease some of your work.
Install
- Clone the repo.
$ git clone [email protected]:agrim123/yapa.git ~/.yapa/yapa- Setup glide
- Execute the
setup.shscript without sudo
$ ./setup.sh- You are good to go!
Setup Profile
After setting up yapa, next thing is to setup your yapa profile. This can be done by running,
$ yapa setupIt will create a default .yapa directory, place a few files in it and then ask for for username.
Now you are good to go. Run yapa help to explore what yapa can do for you.
NAME:
yapa - Yet Another Personal Assistant
USAGE:
yapa [global options] command [command options] [arguments...]
VERSION:
v0.0.1
COMMANDS:
setup Setup a new yapa profile
clean Clear all yapa settings
count Count number of files/folders in directory
key Get current user\'s public key
ping [HOSTNAME] Check if host is online. Defaults to 8.8.8.8.
list List all servers listed in config.json
bye Shutdown system
uptime [USER] [IP] Display uptime of a server
cool
hackernews, hn Display Hacker News
scan Scan a hostname
toss Flips a coin
dice Roll a dice
help, h Display help
todo Show list of todo\'s
list, l Show list of todo\'s
completed, c Show completed todo\'s
incompleted, in Show incomplete todo\'s
remove, r [id] Remove a todo from list
add, a Add a new todo
complete, c [id] Mark a todo as completed
all-users, allusr List all users
investigate, inv [username] Get detail of the user specified
server List all servers listed in servers.json
list List all servers listed in servers.json
GLOBAL OPTIONS:
-h, --help Display helpCommands
ping
Pings the google dns to check if internet connection is up.
scan
Scans a host for open ports.
speedtest
Test your internet speed.
key
Prints your default(id_rsa.pub) public key.
TODO
- Display all keys in
.ssh/and option to select from them.
count
Counts the number of files/folders in current directory.
hackernews
alias: hn
Displays top 10 hacknews articles.
ip
Get your public ip.
dice
Roll a dice.
toss
Flip a coin.
todo
Your local todo manager.
all-users
alias: allusr
List all users on your system.
investigate
alias: inv
Get all info for any user.
forever
Start a never ending mode. No need of prepending yapa to all commands.
Removing your yapa profile
Running yapa clean will remove all your yapa configs.
Contribution
Feature requests and bug fixes are welcome.
PS: Criticism is also welcome
License
MIT