Command Storage Tool

Overview

The Command Storage Tool is a Python-based application built using Tkinter that allows users to manage and execute various commands on multiple platforms like Linux, Windows, and more. The tool provides a user-friendly interface for organizing commands into categories, executing them, and tracking their progress.

Features

• Add, Modify, and Delete Commands: Easily manage your collection of commands.
• Categorization: Organize commands into different categories.
• Command Execution: Execute commands directly from the interface.
• Progress Tracking: Track the execution progress of commands with visual indicators.
• Command Scheduling: Schedule commands to run at specific times.
• Command History: View the history of executed commands and their outputs.
• Import/Export Configuration: Save and load your command configurations to/from a JSON file.
• Search Online Commands: Search for commands online and add them to your local collection.

Installation

1. Clone the repository:

   git clone https://github.com/lc-wang/command-storage-tool.git
   cd command-storage-tool
   

2. Install the required dependencies:

   pip install -r requirements.txt
   
   

Usage

1. Add a Command:

   • Click on the "Add Command" button.
   • Fill in the command details including name, command, description, category, interval, and count.
   • Click "Save" to add the command to the list.

2. Modify a Command:

   • Double-click on a command in the list.
   • Modify the command details as needed.
   • Click "Save" to update the command.

3. Delete a Command:

   • Select a command from the list.
   • Click on the "Delete Command" button to remove the command from the list.

4. Execute a Command:

   • Select a command from the list.
   • Click on the "Execute Command" button to run the command.
   • View the execution progress and output in the interface.

5. Schedule a Command:

   • Select a command from the list.
   • Click on the "Schedule Command" button.
   • Enter the time (HH:MM) to schedule the command.
   • Click "Schedule" to set up the scheduled execution.

6. View Command History:

   • Click on the "Command History" button.
   • View the list of executed commands with their timestamps.
   • Select a command from the history to view detailed output.

7. Import/Export Configuration:

   • Click on the "Export Config" button to save the current command configuration to a JSON file.
   • Click on the "Import Config" button to load a command configuration from a JSON file.

8. Search Online Commands:

   • Click on the "Search Online Commands" button.
   • Enter the search query and view the list of online commands.
   • Select the online command to add it to your local collection.

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License. See the LICENSE file for details.

Contact

For any questions or suggestions, please open an issue or contact the repository owner. Thank you for using the Command Storage Tool!