Getting Started
This guide will help you install TermiPy and get familiar with its basic usage.
Installation
You can install TermiPy using pip, the Python package installer:
pip install termipy
Visit PyPi for more releases - https://pypi.org/project/termipy/
Running TermiPy
After installation, you can start TermiPy by running:
termipy
If you encounter any PATH issues, you can use:
PATH="/usr/bin:/usr/local/bin" termipy
Basic Usage
Once TermiPy is running, you’ll see the TermiPy prompt:
@termipy >>
You can now start entering commands. Here are some basic commands to get you started:
echo
<message>
: Print a message to the terminal@termipy >> echo Hello, TermiPy!
getwd or ls: Get current working directory
@termipy >> getwd
setwd
<directory>
: Change directory@termipy >> setwd /path/to/directory
typeof
<command>
: Show command type@termipy >> typeof echo
clear (aliases: cls, clr): Clear the screen
@termipy >> clear
tree [directory]: Show directory structure
@termipy >> tree
help: Display help information
@termipy >> help
exit: Exit TermiPy
@termipy >> exit
For a full list of available commands, use the commands
command:
@termipy >> commands
Next Steps
- Explore File Handling operations.
- Learn about Setting Up Environments.
- Explore Resource Monitoring.
- Check out the About for more documentation and support.