razzshell Files

Project: RazzShell 1.0.2 Description: RazzShell is a custom, user-friendly shell designed to provide a seamless command-line experience. It includes built-in commands, aliases, and the ability to load plugins for extending its functionality. The shell supports signal handling, job management, and advanced features such as command history and autocompletion.

Key Features: New Interface : Colorful and better visualization.

Aliases: Users can create custom aliases for frequently used commands or groups of commands, making it easier to execute complex tasks with a single command.

Plugin Support: RazzShell allows users to load custom plugins dynamically, extending the shell's functionality and enabling the integration of third-party tools and scripts.

Signal Handling: The shell supports signal handling for SIGINT, SIGTSTP, SIGQUIT, SIGTTIN, and SIGTTOU, providing a more robust and user-friendly experience.

Job Management: RazzShell supports job management, allowing users to manage background jobs and bring them to the foreground as needed.

Command History: The shell maintains a command history, which can be accessed and navigated using the Readline library.

Autocompletion: RazzShell includes an autocomplete feature that suggests possible completions for commands, making it easier to find and execute commands without needing to remember their exact names.

Customizable: Users can customize the shell's behavior and appearance by modifying the underlying functions, variables, and configuration settings.

New Features in v1.0.2: System Resource Monitor: A new command (monitor) that displays real-time CPU and memory usage, allowing users to keep track of system performance.

Matrix Effect: A new command (matrix) that creates a visual effect similar to the "Matrix" movie, enhancing the user experience.

ASCII Art for System Info: The sysart command displays system information in an ASCII art format, making it visually appealing.

Digital Clock: The clock command shows the current time in a stylized format, adding a fun element to the shell.

Enhanced History Search: The hsearch command allows searching through command history with syntax highlighting, making it easier to find previously executed commands.

Code Structure: The RazzShell codebase is organized into several sections, including:

Signal Handling: Functions for managing signals, such as sigint_handler and sigtstp_handler. Job Management: Functions for managing background jobs, such as remove_job. Built-in Commands: Functions for each built-in command, such as razz_change, razz_quit, razz_say, and others. Plugin Management: Functions for loading and unloading plugins, such as razz_loadplugin and razz_unloadplugin. Shell Initialization: Functions for initializing the shell, such as init_shell. Shell Loop: The main shell loop, which handles user input, command execution, and other aspects of the shell's operation. Shell Configuration: Configuration settings, such as MAX_ARGS, MAX_JOBS, MAX_HISTORY, MAX_BOOKMARKS, and MAX_ALIASES. User Instructions: Users can interact with RazzShell using the provided command-line interface. To execute a command, users simply type the command and press enter. The shell will then process the command and display the output.

To load a plugin, users can use the loadplugin [plugin_path] command. To unload a plugin, users can use the unloadplugin [plugin_name] command. Users can create aliases for frequently used commands using the makealias command. For example, to create an alias called alias_name for the ls -la command, users can execute makealias alias_name ls -la