scmd

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scmd (Search Command)

Simple search command App that gives the possibility to find commands or store commands locally, this app will evolve and have a web interface in the near future.

Release: 1.0.0 - (18-02-2023) Initial SCMD CLI & Web UI
Release: 1.0.1 - (19-02-2023) Recompiled with updated tardigrade-mod v0.2.0
Release: 1.0.2 - (26-02-2023) Minor cosmetic changes in the search UI
Release: 1.1.0 - (05-03-2023) Added binary upgrade option in the menu!
Release: 1.2.0 - (12-03-2023) Added option to specific what port to open the Web UI
Release: 1.3.0 - (19-03-2023) Added option to save or display functions also
Release: 1.3.1 - (26-03-2023) Check if command already exist + cosmetics
Release: 1.3.2 - (01-04-2023) Created the Help page and added search login.
Release: 1.3.3 - (05-04-2023) Minor cosmetics on help page (before annual leave).
Release: 1.3.5 - (29-08-2023) Added TLS capabilities for HTTPS.
Release: 1.3.6 - (09-09-2023) Added -block "DISABLES" add commands page.

Display this help menu

Usage: 	 scmd-Linux-x86_64(exe) --help

Opens the web UI with default Port: "3333"

Usage: 	 scmd-Linux-x86_64(exe) --web

Opens the Web UI with default Port: "3333" & "DISABLE" add commands

Usage:   scmd-win-x86_64(exe) --web -block

Opens the Web UI with alternative Port:

Usage: 	 scmd-Linux-x86_64(exe) --web -port [port]

Opens the Web UI with alternative Port: & "DISABLE" add commands

Usage:   scmd-win-x86_64(exe) --web -port [port] -block

Opens the web UI with alternative Port: (-service won't launch the browser)

Usage: 	 scmd-Linux-x86_64(exe) --web -port [port] -service

Starts SCMD without launching Web UI & "DISABLE" add commands

Usage:   scmd-win-x86_64(exe) --web -port [port] -service -block

Opens SSL Web UI with default Port: "3333"

Usage: 	 scmd-Linux-x86_64(exe) --ssl [certificate.pem] [privkey.pem]

Opens SSL Web UI with default Port: "3333" & "DISABLE" add commands

Usage:   scmd-win-x86_64(exe) --ssl [certificate.pem] [privkey.pem] -block

Opens SSL web UI with alternative Port:

Usage: 	 scmd-Linux-x86_64(exe) --ssl -port [port] [certificate.pem] [privkey.pem]

Opens SSL web UI with alternative Port: & "DISABLE" add commands

Usage:   scmd-win-x86_64(exe) --ssl -port [port] [certificate.pem] [privkey.pem] -block

Starts SCMD SSL without launching Web UI

Usage: 	 scmd-Linux-x86_64(exe) --ssl -port [port] -service [certificate.pem] [privkey.pem]

Starts SCMD SSL without launching Web UI & "DISABLE" add commands

Usage:   scmd-win-x86_64(exe) --ssl -port [port] -service [certificate.pem] [privkey.pem] -block

Show local and available scmd version

Usage: 	 scmd-Linux-x86_64(exe) --version

Create a copy for the commands database and save it in Home folder

Usage: 	 scmd-Linux-x86_64(exe) --copydb

Download all available commands database from online (override locally saved commands)

Usage: 	 scmd-Linux-x86_64(exe) --download

Download and upgrade the latest version of the scmd application binary

Usage: 	 scmd-Linux-x86_64(exe) --upgrade

Search command based on comma separated pattern(s)

Usage: 	 scmd-Linux-x86_64(exe) --search "patterns"

Save new command with description in the local database

Usage: 	 scmd-Linux-x86_64(exe) --save "command" "description"

This app is also enriched by utilising the "tardigrade-mod" database available for download from github.com

Build and compile scmd from source code will require

go get github.com/gcclinux/tardigrade-mod

* Download and Install - https://go.dev/dl/
* Download and Install - https://git-scm.com/downloads

$ git clone https://github.com/gcclinux/scmd.git
$ cd scmd/
$ go get github.com/gcclinux/tardigrade-mod
$ go build -o scmd-$(uname)-$(uname -m) *.go
$ scmd-$(uname)-$(uname -m) --help