You can learn more about this git repository by cloning it like this:
git clone https://supertxt.net/git/st-int--id=v0.2.4 --date=2023-09-20T18:06:25-04:00
--id=v0.2.3 --date=2023-09-09T13:18:14-04:00
--id=v0.2.2 --date=2023-08-28T21:26:38-04:00
--id=v0.2.1 --date=2023-08-28T07:34:08-04:00
--id=v0.2.0 --date=2023-08-24T15:41:03-04:00
--id=v0.1.1 --date=2023-04-11T18:59:38-04:00
--id=v0.1.0 --date=2023-03-16T17:03:12-04:00
--hash=f6dbc91 --date=2023-11-13T11:40:26-05:00 "conserv: add client version information in the log"
--hash=d3bb2c6 --date=2023-11-13T07:41:28-05:00 "deserv: add meta tag so that mobile experience is better"
--hash=2052c8e --date=2023-11-11T07:15:24-05:00 "deserv: log user agents"
--hash=1b36692 --date=2023-10-23T14:49:54-04:00 "deserv: add tag and branch sections to the git summary pages"
--hash=cedd47e --date=2023-10-22T07:13:21-04:00 "compensate for invalid widths on svgbob diagrams with 100% width on svg elements"
--hash=36e54e4 --date=2023-10-15T16:41:22-04:00 "bump the ssh crypto library version"
--hash=1259143 --date=2023-09-20T18:06:25-04:00 "update canvas package for better SVG rendering"
--hash=d2ec1fb --date=2023-09-10T14:43:55-04:00 "viewer: add version checking on softwareRequirements predicate points"
--hash=8595545 --date=2023-09-09T16:57:12-04:00 "brsh: restore previous command after spawning a command in a new window with the & operator"
--hash=679c888 --date=2023-09-09T13:18:14-04:00 "brsh: immediately run a command given by -c option at command line"--id=main2 --hash=20ca8fb --date=2023-03-12T20:44:47-04:00
--id=main --hash=f6dbc91 --date=2023-11-13T11:40:26-05:00
This is a collection of SuperTXT integrations with tools, utilities, and libraries to work with the medium.
Browsing Shell is a graphical version of the standard Unix shell (sh). You can install it like this:
git clone nobody@supertxt.net:git/st-int cd st-int go install ./cmd/brsh
There is help available in the shell through the "help" command.
The search tool analyzes, indexes, and searches for file content on your machine with built-in support for SuperTXT content and semantics. As an SSHLA compatible tool it can also search remote paths using SSH, much like scp, or git.
git clone nobody@supertxt.net:git/st-int cd st-int go install ./cmd/srch
Search for some text in a SuperTXT file in your home directory like this:
srch <<EOF my todo list EOF
Read more about how to use "srch" in the [README](./cmd/srch/README.md).
This site-specific command opens up the world of wikipedia to the command-line and rich client application world. You can perform searches and view documents in a text-friendly way. Here's a simple text search of the site:
wikipedia.org srch <<EOF space opera EOF
You can view an article by name and file extension like this:
wikipedia.org cats Toronto.s.txt
This command, once installed on your path, plugs into both the "cats" command-line tool and "srch" so that wikipedia behaves like any other SSH server. The above two commands could be written like this instead so that they work in reflective environments, like the browsing shell. Here is the simple search:
srch -C wikipedia.org: <<EOF space opera EOF
This loads the article by name and file extension:
cats wikipedia.org:Toronto.s.txt
Install the wikipedia SSC like this:
git clone nobody@supertxt.net:git/st-int cd st-int go install ./cmd/wikipedia.org
Find more information about this site specific tool with the "--help" flag.
The conserv server is a light-weight SSH server that specializes in content sharing instead of infrastructure access.
You can pick an empty directory to start. The server generates a key, content directory, and wrapper scripts for commands.
cd mydir conserv hostkey
The server is accessible via ssh on port 2222.
ssh -p 2222 localhost
Install conserv like this:
git clone nobody@supertxt.net:git/st-int cd st-int go install ./cmd/conserv
The deserv server serves conserv content over http for regular web browsers. You can run it from the same directory as conserv.
cd mydir deserv
Navigate to the website at localhost:5050
Install deserv like this:
git clone nobody@supertxt.net:git/st-int cd st-int go install ./cmd/deserv
A simple SuperTXT parser can be found in the "parser" package.
A set of SuperTXT and other related viewers can be found in the "viewer" package built on the [GioUI](https://gioui.org) framework.
Ask password is a GIO UI framework for graphical prompting for SSH credentials and prompts.
Following the reporting progress specification this package helps to produce progress reports and parse those reports from stderr.
This is a framework for assembling logical commands composed of both OS executables and built-ins with support for piping them and running them together using a subset of the Unix sh syntax.
Provides a GIO UI command-line prompt and produces viewers for a command's stdout and stderr for displaying in a graphical application.
See the [license](LICENSE.txt) for more information.