Shrek - Shell/Bash

Shrek is a command-line interface (CLI) application written in Shell/Bash. It is a tool designed to make file management tasks quick and easy for developers and system administrators. Shrek is inspired by the popular movie character 'Shrek' who is known for his no-nonsense and practical approach.

Features

• List all files and directories in the current directory
• Navigate to any directory using the cd command
• Create new files and directories using the touch and mkdir commands
• Delete files and directories using the rm command
• Rename files and directories using the mv command
• Copy files and directories using the cp command
• Search for files using the find command
• View the content of a file using the cat command
• Edit files using the nano command

Installation

You can install Shrek by downloading the latest release from the GitHub repository or by using the following wget command.

wget https://github.com/shrek-cli/shrek/releases/download/v1.0.0/shrek-1.0.0.tar.gz
tar -xvf shrek-1.0.0.tar.gz
cd shrek-1.0.0
./install.sh

Usage

To use Shrek, simply open your terminal and type shrek. This will open the Shrek CLI interface. From here, you can use any of the commands mentioned in the features section.

shrek

You can also use some of the additional flags to control the output of the commands.

shrek -l              # List files and directories in current directory
shrek -lt             # List files and directories with timestamps
shrek -a              # List all files, including hidden files
shrek -h              # Help menu

Conclusion

Shrek is a powerful tool that can make file management tasks much easier for developers and system administrators. Its simplicity and practicality make it an essential part of any developer's toolkit.