Command Memorizer [V1]

cm1 is a simple CLI tool for managing frequently run commands. It can be used to memorize chain of CLI commands, create short key aliases for easy recall and run processes at a later time.

Cm1 also provides a simple web GUI for managing commands https://cm1cs.herokuapp.com/ .. This is particularly useful if you use / run same commands on different devices or if you are changing devices altogether. You can manage these commands from the web gui, pull them into your local device using the token generated from the GUI.

Installation

npm install -g cm1

Memorize a command

cm1 --add "git add --all && git commit -am {optional_placeholder}" basic-commit

Memorize the chained commands "git add --all && git commit -am {optional_placeholder}" and index with the key basic-commit

Recall and run memorized command

cm1 basic-commit "Init cm1 repository"

Run the command[s] indexed with basic-commit passing "Init cm1 repository" as a replacement for any placeholders in the indexed command: git add --all && git commit -am "Init cm1 repository"

Recall command but don't run

cm1 basic-commit "Init cm1 repository" --noexec

Just echo command on the CLI: git add --all && git commit -am "Init cm1 repository"

List memorized commands

cm1 --list

Key: gc Command: git commit -am {message} && git push origin {branch} To run: cm1 gc Key: gr Command: sudo rm -fr .git To run: cm1 gr

Rename command key

cm1 -r basic-commit bc

Running cm1 bc "some commit message" will now do git add --all && git commit -am "some commit message"

Modify command

cm1 -m bc "git add --all && git commit -am {commitmessage} && git push origin {branchname}"

Remove a memorized command

cm1 --clear bc

Clear all memorized commands

cm1 --clear

Set cm1 token

cm1 --init tokenvalue [-d]

Token can be gotten from https://cm1cs.herokuapp.com/. If the -d flag is passed, tokenvalue will also be set as the default token to use with cm1.

Set cm1 token as default

cm1 --default tokenvalue

Push locally stored commands to cloud storage

cm1 --push

Pull commands stored in cloud storage to local storage

cm1 --pull [-f]

If -f flag is passed, pulled commands will overwrite existing commands in local storage else, a merge is made.