fmsh - File Management Shell

fmsh is a lightweight and high-performance file management shell designed to streamline file system operations and analytics. The shell provides a user-friendly interface to manage files, perform advanced analytics, and execute tasks efficiently, leveraging the power of Go’s goroutines for enhanced performance.

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Key Features

Performance Optimization with Goroutines

• Use gorotine to optmise the linux commands like cp, find and others.
• e.g the analytics command (inspect) leverages goroutines to analyze files and directories in parallel, significantly reducing processing time for large directories. Looking forwards to leverage it in other commands
• Undo functionality for rm like commands

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Getting Started

Installation

1. Clone the repository:

   git clone https://github.com/Agent-Hellboy/fmsh.git
   cd fmsh

2. Build the project:

   go build -o fmsh ./cmd

3. Run the shell:

   ./fmsh

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• Currently, you can install the binary for Mac using homebrew

Usage

1. Start the Shell

Launch the shell:

fmsh>

2. Run Commands

Example commands:

• Analytics:

  fmsh> inspect

  Output:

  File System Analytics for: /example-dir
  -----------------------------------------
  Number of files: 10
  Number of directories: 3
  Total size of files: 20480 bytes
  Largest file: /example-dir/file4.png (4096 bytes)
  Most recently modified file: /example-dir/file2.go (Modified at: Thu, 20 Nov 2024 14:23:45 UTC)
  -----------------------------------------
  

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Commands

Command	Description
inspect	Perform analytics on the current directory.
search	Search files with wildcard patterns.
disk-usage	Summarize the disk usage of the current directory.
tree	Display the directory structure in a tree format.
clean-tmp	Identify and optionally delete temporary files.
zip	Create a zip archive of specified files.
unzip	Extract a zip archive.
rename	Rename a file or directory.
chmod	Modify file permissions.
open	Open a file with the system's default application.
preview	Display the first few lines of a file.

Several others

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Why fmsh?

• Performance: Uses Go’s goroutines for high-performance analytics.
• Flexibility: Offers a variety of commands for common file management tasks.
• Simplicity: Intuitive command structure for easy interaction.

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Contributing

We welcome contributions to improve fmsh! Feel free to submit pull requests or open issues on GitHub.

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License

This project is licensed under the GPL-3.0 License.

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Future Enhancements

A lot can be done.

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