01-13-2010, 08:02 PM
Program Name:
rbShell.
Version:
0.12
Price:
Free.
Developers:
Description:
Mixing the power of Ruby with your system's command prompt.
What does it do?
Ever used the terminal? Or even command prompt on windows? Ever thought it's not enough power and flexibility? Well rbShell is for you, it uses your system commands as well as being able to run ruby commands as well. For Example:
rbShell $ echo Hello World!
=> Hello World!
[Felicia@Felix:/] $ Puts RUBY_PLATFORM
=> i386-linux
Notice the prompts are different? You can customize your prompt easy, just by editing your .rbShell_conf file in your home directory.
Windows: C:\Documents and settings\user
Linux: /home/user
Mac: ?
Just edit the line that starts with Prompt=.
By editing this line you will change the prompt rbShell uses. The line default for:
Windows: Prompt="rbShell $ "
Linux&Mac: Prompt="[".blue + "#{ENV['USER']}" + "@" + "#{Socket.gethostname}" + ":".blue + "#{Dir.getwd}" + "]".blue + " $ "
Also notice there are colours? The colours are used to show.
Errors
Information
Important Messages
Things of interest
License:
This program is under the GPLv2 License.
Readme:
Ruby Must be installed to run.
Fedora as root - yum instal ruby
Ubuntu - aptitude install ruby
Mac Should already have ruby with it
Launch script how you would any normal script.
Change log since rbShell 0.8:
-Plugins
-Improved error handeling,
-added a @system switch to enable/disable system commands
-updated default settings with more SANE ones
-Config is now located in ~/.rbShell/rbShell_config etc..
-Added ability to turn off font colour
-Shows message when needed libries are missing
-Error message layout changed
-Fixed windows bug that prevented them from listing dirs in teh current folder
-Now shows return value of run commands
Screenshots:
Main Index = Here.
Config File = Here.
Download link:
You can download this program by clicking this link.
About Us:
Program was coded by Mark Hahl, and Felicia Scott, Special Thanks to snippet 121 on RubyForge. Program Is licensed under the GPLv2.
Thanks, and enjoy!
-Jordan.
rbShell.
Version:
0.12
Price:
Free.
Developers:
Description:
Mixing the power of Ruby with your system's command prompt.
What does it do?
Ever used the terminal? Or even command prompt on windows? Ever thought it's not enough power and flexibility? Well rbShell is for you, it uses your system commands as well as being able to run ruby commands as well. For Example:
rbShell $ echo Hello World!
=> Hello World!
[Felicia@Felix:/] $ Puts RUBY_PLATFORM
=> i386-linux
Notice the prompts are different? You can customize your prompt easy, just by editing your .rbShell_conf file in your home directory.
Windows: C:\Documents and settings\user
Linux: /home/user
Mac: ?
Just edit the line that starts with Prompt=.
By editing this line you will change the prompt rbShell uses. The line default for:
Windows: Prompt="rbShell $ "
Linux&Mac: Prompt="[".blue + "#{ENV['USER']}" + "@" + "#{Socket.gethostname}" + ":".blue + "#{Dir.getwd}" + "]".blue + " $ "
Also notice there are colours? The colours are used to show.
Errors
Information
Important Messages
Things of interest
License:
This program is under the GPLv2 License.
Readme:
Ruby Must be installed to run.
Fedora as root - yum instal ruby
Ubuntu - aptitude install ruby
Mac Should already have ruby with it
Launch script how you would any normal script.
Change log since rbShell 0.8:
-Plugins
-Improved error handeling,
-added a @system switch to enable/disable system commands
-updated default settings with more SANE ones
-Config is now located in ~/.rbShell/rbShell_config etc..
-Added ability to turn off font colour
-Shows message when needed libries are missing
-Error message layout changed
-Fixed windows bug that prevented them from listing dirs in teh current folder
-Now shows return value of run commands
Screenshots:
Main Index = Here.
Config File = Here.
Download link:
You can download this program by clicking this link.
About Us:
Program was coded by Mark Hahl, and Felicia Scott, Special Thanks to snippet 121 on RubyForge. Program Is licensed under the GPLv2.
Thanks, and enjoy!
-Jordan.