that1m8head / esoscmd

Feels like an OS, behaves like a terminal.

EsosCMD

A command-line application written in Python. It's just a simple command processor behind the scenes, but it feels a lot like an OS.

Note: EsosCMD's Python version may be deprecated in favour of a C++ version (that functions the same, but that way I can learn C++ better)

Note 2: no

What's new with version 0.2-prerelease

• This segment! Figured I should.
• EsosScript support.
• The EsosFunctions file has more purpose now!
• For Windows computers, EsosCMD will now automatically disable the prompt colours. *nix systems automatically have the colour on.

Tasks

Achieved

• Create a command processor
• Keep functions in a separate file
• Allow for commands with arguments

In progress

• Create a function that loads an EsosCMD program and runs it
• Create a scripting language that allows for creation of EsosCMD programs

To do

• Include commands that give you the versatility of a full terminal emulation package

Q&A

What does the name mean?

The name is a play on the words 'esoteric' and 'OS'.

Why Python?

I'm way more comfortable in it.

Isn't this just SSUTIL 2.0?

Effectively, yeah -- EsosCMD is a continuation of the original idea for SpeedStriker Utility, but without relying on an underlying terminal.

How do I run it?

Run kernel.py with Python 3.6 or later.

Any releases?

When version 1.0 gets finished... and also when I find out how to deploy Python apps to computers without Python.