Advanced shell - shellista

omz

Wow, this is pretty cool! Thanks for sharing.

As a minor improvement, I would suggest to call editor.reload_files() after a mv, cp, or rm command, so that the library view is updated correctly. Actually, this would only be necessary if those commands affect .py files within the Documents directory, but I guess always calling it doesn't hurt much either.

pudquick51

Changes:
<ul><li>Corrected a bug in the 'cp' command.</li>
<li>Added unzip command.</li></ul>

pudquick51

Changes:
<ul><li>Corrected a bug in the 'unzip' command.</li>
<li>Added untar command.</li></ul>

pudquick51

Changes:
<ul><li>Added ungzip/gunzip command.</li></ul>

PKHG222

Nice, tried cd, ls, mv and rm , works on Documents nicely
cd .. several time is not allowed (the Pythonista app dir e.g.)

DaveR133

Nice. Thanks. I could have done with this when I started with pythonista.

(We could do with a 'thanks' button on here.)

pudquick51

You're welcome :)

DanG170

This is handy, thanks for sharing!

Is there a way to get sub directories to show up in the Library view?

pudquick51

@DanG - if you're talking about the script list GUI in Pythonista, omz would have to add that. The script list only shows files directly inside it ending in .py.

omz

@DanG @pudquick The library view will also show directories in the next update (1.3).

Cubbarooney104

Took me a few minutes to get used to it, but once I did I found it VERY useful! Now I can manage those files. :) Thank you!

Cubbarooney

justinclift244

@pudquick - Thanks Michael, this is very cool. Shell prompt with no need to jailbreak. :)

The thing I'm missing most so far is "-la" on ls. Not being able to see file ownership, permissions, size, and date, is a bit frustrating.

But, I suppose if I get frustrated enough I'll fix it myself. :)

pudquick51

I'll add in the permissions bit, possibly, but considering that Pythonista on iOS can't launch a +x file / executable anyways ... I'm not sure what it is you're caring about in regards to permissions/modes.

briarfox

@pudquick I've been using shellista extensively for moving files around as the Pythonista move to function is rather slow when you begin to accumulate lots of projects.

I've extended shellista with

zip
gzip
tar
wget
mail.

I'm working on adding multi-file gist support with gist. The prompt also now shows the current working directory. I found this to be easier when working with files. Do you have a github repository for shellista? Would you mind if I shared my extended Shellista?

ihf

where can I find the latest and greatest shellista?

dgelessus

We don't yet have a Shellista Git, do we? In that case the newest version is the gist linked in the OP.

By the way, there seems to be a bug when working with the file system root (/) as a path. Due to how the path handling is coded, the single slash will get rstriped away, leaving only a n empty string and causing problems. This should be easy to fix by replacing the rstrip() with os.path.normpath(), which works as expected on /.

ihf

@briarfox I was looking for your extended version.

transistor1

Thanks @pudquick for the awesome shellista module.

I added pipista integration and basic Git integration into shellista: https://github.com/transistor1/shellista

Integrate minimal pipista functionality
- pdown - PyPi download
- psrch - PyPi search
Minimal Git functionality
git init - Initialize git repo
git add - Stage one or more files
git commit - Commit staged files
git clone - clone a public repo (no auth)
git push - push commits via web
git modified - see which files are currently modified
git log - doesn't currently work
untgz - a convenience wrapper to untar and ungzip at the same time
Also ripped @mark_tully's wget - thanks Mark!
Simple Python sub-shell by typing 'shell', 'python', or '!'
Running a file directly doesn't work (e.g. 'python somefile.py'), though I tried
Single-line commands only

It should automatically download all the needed requirements. It uses Gittle with Dulwich to manage the Git functionality. Contributions welcome!

I pushed the code directly to GitHub from my iPad with the git extensions.

ccc

I am so happy to see that this is now a GitHub repo instead of a gist so that this community can all collaborate on making one Shellista better instead of dealing with divergent code bases.

Rothrock42

What is the best way to get this into pythonista? And keep it updated? I'm pretty new to all this and have just been cutting and pasting, but I imagine there is something more efficient.