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enssh

v1.1.3

Published

Enssh is the simple and powerful ssh tools to manager your servers.

Downloads

2

Readme

❯ Why use enssh?

  1. You can use it to manager your all server,don't have to download any software etc.

❯ Getting started

❯ Install

  1. Because of enssh rely on Node.js, You need to install Node.js first.
https://nodejs.org/en/
  1. Install enssh
  • install with npm:
    npm i enssh -g
  • install with yarn
   yarn global add enssh

❯ Usage

Add server

enssh add <name> <user> <host>

|Property|Required?|Type| Description | |---|---|---|---| |name|yes|String|custom server alias| |user|yes|String|remote server user| |host|yes|String|remote server host|

If you do want log in everytime,you can use following options to help you:

-k, --keyPath [String]

Your private ssh key path.

-p, --password [String]

Save your password to config file.

Note:we do not recommend you to use this option,because we just save your password directly.

Show server

enssh ls

Remove server

enssh rm  <name>

|Property|Required?|Type| Description | |---|---|---|---| |name|yes|String|custom server alias|

RUN

enssh run [mode]

|Property|Required?|Type| Description | |---|---|---|---| |name|no| LOGIN\PASSWORD\KEYFILE |choice what connect-mode you like.|

-c, --cmd [String]

Run with command

❯ About

Contributing 👏

If you like enssh, star it please.

Please feel free to submit an issue.

Fork and PR are always welcomed.