○ Shell Environment or SENV for short is a highly customizable and very lightweight shell dashboard TUI.
Core features include:
- ► Plugin support
- ► Simple shell interaction without leaving SENV
- ► User‑friendly interface
- ► Extremely lightweight
- ► Very customizable
SENV manual:
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- 0.1: COMMANDS
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- q - (exit) exits SENV
- v - (vim) opens the vim CLI text editor
- d - (pwd) prints current working directory
- t - (top) shows system information such as RAM usage and running processes
- c - (cat) prints current the contents of a file
- o - (touch) creates a file
- r - (rm -rf) removes a file or a directory.
- m - (mkdir) creates a directory
- l - (ls) shows files and directories in the current working directory
- w - (curl wttr.in) shows weather information
- man - (manual) you are now here
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- 0.2: HOW TO USE THE COMMANDS ---------------------------------------
- SENV commands don't work like regular shell commands (e.g. vim ~/.bashrc).
- When using SENV you can not enter a command and after the command an argument.
- You first have to type your command, in this case v (vim).
- After entering the command a prompt will show up telling you to enter the path/file name.
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Shell Environment Copyright (C) 2025 Zugrăvel Teodor; This program comes with ABSOLUTELY NO WARRANTY. This is free software, and you are welcome to redistribute it under certain conditions.