ubuntu-to-windows-cli v1.0.2

Ubuntu-to-Windows CLI

Ubuntu-to-Windows CLI allows users to execute basic Ubuntu/Linux commands (like cp, mv, ls, etc.) on a Windows environment by automatically translating them to their Windows Command Prompt equivalents. This tool is useful for those familiar with Ubuntu but working in a Windows environment.

Features

• Supports basic Ubuntu commands like cp, mv, touch, rm, ls, cat, mkdir, rmdir, and more.
• Translates Ubuntu commands to Windows CMD equivalents.
• Simplifies command-line operations for Ubuntu users working in Windows environments.

Installation

You can install the CLI tool globally on your system using npm:

1. Install the CLI globally:

   npm install -g ubuntu-to-windows-cli

   This will allow you to run ubuntu-cli from anywhere in your terminal.

Usage

Once installed, you can use the ubuntu-cli command to run Ubuntu-like commands on Windows.

Supported Commands

Here are the available commands and their usage:

• Copy files: cp

  ubuntu-cli cp <source> <destination>

  Example:

  ubuntu-cli cp file.txt C:\Users\Krishna\Documents

• Move files: mv

  ubuntu-cli mv <source> <destination>

  Example:

  ubuntu-cli mv file.txt C:\Users\Krishna\Desktop

• Remove files: rm

  ubuntu-cli rm <file>

  Example:

  ubuntu-cli rm file.txt

• Create an empty file: touch

  ubuntu-cli touch <file>

  Example:

  ubuntu-cli touch newfile.txt

• Create a directory: mkdir

  ubuntu-cli mkdir <directory>

  Example:

  ubuntu-cli mkdir newfolder

• Remove an empty directory: rmdir

  ubuntu-cli rmdir <directory>

  Example:

  ubuntu-cli rmdir newfolder

• List files in a directory: ls

  ubuntu-cli ls [directory]

  Example:

  ubuntu-cli ls

• Concatenate and display file content: cat

  ubuntu-cli cat <file>

  Example:

  ubuntu-cli cat file.txt

• Print the current directory: pwd

  ubuntu-cli pwd

• Search for text in files: grep

  ubuntu-cli grep <pattern> <file>

  Example:

  ubuntu-cli grep "searchTerm" file.txt

• Display disk usage: df

  ubuntu-cli df

• Find files: find

  ubuntu-cli find <file> [directory]

  Example:

  ubuntu-cli find file.txt

• List running processes: ps

  ubuntu-cli ps

• Kill a process by PID: kill

  ubuntu-cli kill <pid>

• Display network configuration: ifconfig

  ubuntu-cli ifconfig

• Clear the terminal screen: clear

  ubuntu-cli clear

Examples

• Copying a file:

  ubuntu-cli cp myfile.txt C:\Users\Krishna\Documents

• Listing files in a directory:

  ubuntu-cli ls C:\Users\Krishna\Desktop

• Creating an empty file:

  ubuntu-cli touch example.txt

• Removing a file:

  ubuntu-cli rm example.txt

• Checking disk space:

  ubuntu-cli df

Contributing

If you'd like to contribute or suggest new features, feel free to open an issue or submit a pull request.

License

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