Customized Shell

Usage

With this Shell you can:

• Execute commands with two modes: Batch mode and interactive mode

  Once you launch the program, you find a prompt waiting for you to write a file name so it can use the batch mode or a command so it can use the interactive mode.

• Use cd and all other general commands available in UNIX shell.

• Use composed Commands << cmd1 ; cmd2 >> OR << cmd1 && cmd2 >> OR << cmd1 || cmd2 >>

• Check your history and trace your command lines:

• Check the History since the day you first started using the shell by typing “history” or you can find the last commands you wrote in the current session with ↑

• Have pipe Handling

• Have error Handling And finally, you can exit whenever you want using << quit >>

Combination between Interactive and Batch mode

Documentation

General Architecture

Executing File Architecture

Requirements (required)

Install gcc

  sudo apt install gcc
  sudo apt install build-essential

Verify make version

  make -version

Install make if you don't have it

  make -version
  sudo apt install make

Run Locally

Clone the project

  git clone https://github.com/chouhlaoui/Interpreteur-De-Commande-Shell.git

Go to the project directory

  cd Interpreteur-De-Commande-Shell.git

Compile the project

  make Compile

Start the program

  make Run

Remove the executable file

  make Reset

Testing

We've added 2 bash files you can use them for tests and typical UNIX commands.