planetclegg/climate

Linux command line tools for developers

climate

The ultimate command line tool for Linux!

climate provides a huge number of command line options for developers to automate their Linux system.

Installation

Clone the repository and run the install command:

$ git clone https://github.com/adtac/climate.git
$ cd climate
$ sudo ./install

The default location is /usr/local/bin/. If you want to write to a different location, you can give an argument to the install command.

$ ./install [location]

You can also install using curl (although note that this might be insecure)

$ bash -c "$(curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/adtac/climate/master/install)"

Using wget:

$ bash -c "$(wget https://raw.githubusercontent.com/adtac/climate/master/install -q -O -)"

And that's it! It should automatically look for dependencies and install them. After that's done, run climate to see the whole list of commands supported.

Requirements

climate has the following dependencies:

upower wget curl rar unzip 7z dig git python pip node npm fdupes glances speedtest sensors sshfs http-server is-up

The installation command should automatically install these for apt-based systems and yum-based systems (and of course, dnf). For others, please install them manually.

Commands

Meta:

Command	Description
climate help	show this help and exit
climate update	update your climate install
climate uninstall	uninstall your climate install :(
climate version	display the version and credits

Info:

Command	Description
climate weather [location]	get the weather

General:

Command	Description
climate battery	display remaining battery
climate sleep	put computer to sleep
climate lock	lock computer
climate shutdown [minutes]	shutdown the computer
climate restart	restart the computer
climate time	show the time
climate clock	put a console clock in the top right corner
climate countdown <seconds>	a countdown timer
climate stopwatch	a stopwatch
climate ix	pipe output to ix.io

Files:

Command	Description
climate biggest-files [path]	find the biggest files recursively
climate biggest-dirs [path]	find the biggest directories
climate dir-size [path]	find directory size
climate remove-empty-dirs [path]	remove empty directories
climate extract <file> [path]	extract any given archive
climate search <text> [ext]	search for the given pattern recursively
climate find-duplicates [path]	report duplicate files in a directory
climate count <file> <string>	count the number of occurences
climate replace <text> <replacement> [ext]	replace all occurences
climate monitor <file>	monitor file for changes
climate ramfs <size> <path>	create a ramfs of size (in MB) at path

Network:

Command	Description
climate speedtest	test your network speed
climate local-ip	retrieve your local ip address
climate is-online	verify if you're online
climate public-ip	retrieve your public ip address
climate ports	list open ports
climate hosts	edit the hosts file
climate http-server [port]	http-server serving the current directory
climate is-up <domain>	determine if server is up

SSH:

Command	Description
climate download-file <file>	download file from server
climate download-dir <dir>	download dir from server
climate upload <path> <remote-path>	upload to server
climate ssh-mount <remote-path>	mount a remote path
climate ssh-unmount <local-path>	unmount a ssh mount

git:

Command	Description
climate undo-commit	undo the latest commit
climate reset-local	reset local repo to match remote
climate pull-latest	sync local with remote
climate list-branches	list all branches
climate repo-size	calculate the repo size
climate user-stats <name>	calculate total contribution for a user

Performance:

Command	Description
climate overview	display an performance overview
climate memory	find memory used
climate disk	find disk used
climate get-pids <process>	get all PIDs for a process name
climate trash-size	find the trash size
climate empty-trash	empty the trash

License

Thanks to guarinogabriel/Mac-CLI for the idea.

See the LICENSE file for license rights and limitations (AGPL).