sshpm v1.0.0-rc.1

sshpm

sshpm allows you to use a single set of SSH connection profiles across multiple SSH-related programs.

Installation

npm i -g sshpm

pnpm i -g sshpm

yarn global add sshpm

Download the latest release, extract it and add the bin directory to your PATH.

git clone https://github.com/TheLastZombie/sshpm
cd sshpm
npm i

To run sshpm without compiling, use npm start -- instead of sshpm (i.e. npm start -- help).

To compile sshpm, run the distribution script:

npm run dist

After that, you'll (hopefully) find what you need inside the dist directory.

If you use Scoop but don't want to install Node.js, you can also use my bucket to install sshpm:

scoop bucket add tlz https://github.com/TheLastZombie/scoop-bucket
scoop install sshpm

If you have NPM installed, you can also prepend all commands with npx (i.e. npx sshpm help).

Keep in mind that this will use a temporary instead of a permanent installation, significantly increasing execution time, since NPX will download sshpm every time a command is run.

Usage

To show general help regarding sshpm, run sshpm or sshpm help.

To show help for a specific command, run sshpm help [COMMAND] or sshpm [COMMAND] --help.

The commands themselves are pretty self-explanatory, and a typical workflow might look like this:

sshpm init
sshpm login "Server 1" -h example.com -o 22 -u username -p password
sshpm login "Server 2" -h example.com -o 22 -u username -k id_rsa
sshpm test "Server 1"
sshpm list
sshpm apply

Programs

The following programs are currently supported: