Minbox is a simple, minimalistic command-line tool written in Rust, inspired by BusyBox. The only reason I'm developing this project is to learn Rust programming.
Available commands:
del [files...] # Delete files and/or folders.
dir # Print the current working directory.
dt [format] # Get date and time with optional format.
f # List files and folder with some metadata.
md <name> # Create folder with specified name.
mf <name> # Create file with specified name.
r <name> [--with_lines, -l] [--from <number>, -f <number>] [--to, -t]
# Read file with optional line numbers and range.
say [string...] # Echo strings in console.To get started with minbox, you need qrepo, rustc, and cargo installed on your system. Then, you can type the following on your command line:
git clone https://github.com/nthnn/minbox.git --depth 1
cd minbox
qrepo run buildThis will build the minbox from source files. If you want to install it to your system binary path, type the following:
qrepo run installLadivic is distributed under the GNU General Public License v3.0. For further details, refer to the LICENSE file.