ehh
Remember linux commands
Commandline tool for remembering linux/terminal commands. It stores your favorite commands in ~/ehh.json in your homedir and provides an interface for searching and running commands. Provides support for filling in arguments with variables in an interactive way (:name).
Installation
curl https://raw.githubusercontent.com/lvoogdt/ehh/main/ehh.py -o ehh.py && chmod +x ehh.py
Add it to your path:
sudo ln -s $(pwd)/ehh.py /usr/local/bin/ehh
Install python libs:
pip install colorama click
If you want to start with some commands you can use the example ehh.json. The commands in this file are linux based.
curl https://raw.githubusercontent.com/lvoogdt/ehh/main/ehh.json -o ehh.json && mv ehh.json ~/ehh.json
Example
$ ehh add
> Command: sudo usermod -a -G (:group) (:user)
> Description: Add a user to a group
> Group (optional):
$ ehh ls
> 1 sudo usermod -a -G (:group) (:user) Add a user to a group
$ ehh run 1
> user: john
> group: docker
(Command sudo usermod -a -G docker john is ran)
Docs
$ ehh add
Enter the command you want to store, a description and an optional group.
$ ehh ls QUERY?
List your commands with an index and description. Add an optional QUERY to filter the list.
$ ehh run INDEX|ALIAS
OR
$ ehh INDEX (less typing)
OR
$ ehh ALIAS
Run your command by index. It's also possible to use an alias, it will loop through the matches and ask for it to be run.
$ ehh get INDEX
Get all the details of the command
$ ehh rm INDEX
Remove command by index
74 Aug 31, 2022
0 Nov 22, 2021
1 Jan 10, 2022
2 Sep 21, 2022
687 Jan 4, 2023
12 Dec 16, 2022
4 Sep 4, 2021
2 Dec 10, 2021
16 Sep 25, 2022
7 Jun 21, 2022
1 Nov 17, 2021
834 Dec 27, 2022
4 Aug 09, 2022
184 Jan 07, 2023
192 Jan 07, 2023
13.3k Jan 07, 2023
1.7k Jan 08, 2023
146 Dec 07, 2022
5.7k Dec 31, 2022
340 Dec 18, 2022
1 Dec 11, 2021
5 Mar 19, 2022
305 Dec 17, 2022
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3 Nov 03, 2021
2 Oct 09, 2022
61 Oct 30, 2022
1 May 23, 2022
1 Oct 20, 2021
2 Apr 04, 2022