hyper-helper

Helper Plugin for Hyper. Some useful helper, now only the SCPHelper

Install

Add following to your ~/.hyper.js config.

module.exports = {
  ...
  plugins: ['hyper-helper']
  ...
}

Config

Add following to ~/.hyper.js

Default plugin config

let pluginConfig = {
    enableSCPHelper: false, // Whether to disable scpHelper
    defaultSendPath: '~', // Default send choosen path
    defaultReceivePath: '~/Downloads', // Default receive folder
    aliasSendCommand: "fs", // Alias for send command, means to send file to remote server
    aliasReceiveCommand: "js", // Alias for receive command, means to receive file from remote server
    sendCommand: "scp_send", // Truly send command name
    receiveCommand: "scp_receive", // Truly receive command name
    sshConnectTime: 1000, // Timeout for test ssh connection
    injectCommand: true,  // Whether to inject alias command. If you add the inject command permanent in your remote server's '~/.bashrc' or '/etc/profile', then you can set it to false
    injectFuncName: "scp_inject_func", // The inject function name
    defaultInteraction: true, // Whether to use the interactive mode to select the send file or the receive path
    debugLog: true, // Whether to display log
    maxMatchLength: 500, // Match the maximum length of SESSION_PTY_DATA. When the length of SESSION_PTY_DATA is oversized, don't match
    matchSSHConnect: (data) => {
        return false;
    }, // Default method to detect ssh whether to establish a connection. Must return a ssh info array like this [user, host, port] for connected
    matchSSHDisconnect: (data) => {
        return data.match("Connection to [^ ]+ closed");
    } // Default method to detect ssh whether to close the connection
}

Add your config to ~/.hyper.js

module.exports = {
  config: {
    ...
      hyperHelper: {
        enableSCPHelper: true,
        maxMatchLength: 1200,
        matchSSHConnect: (data, log)=>{
            // if (data.startsWith('Last login') || data.startsWith('Welcome to')) {
            let result = data.match(/成功登录【(\w+)@([0-9.]+):([0-9]+)】/)
            log("result", result)
            if (result) {
                return result.slice(1)
            }
            // }
            return false
        },
        // debugLog: DEBUG,
      }
    ...
  }
}

The authenticate for SCP command

There are two ways to resolve it.

1. Set SSH to share connections

2. Configure SSH key authentication

Usage

1. Log into your remote server.

2. Wait for command injection.

   [root@XXXXXXX ~]# scp_inject_func(){ local s="";for i in $@; do s="$s '$i'"; done;s="$s '-w' '$(pwd)'";echo $s; } && alias fs="scp_inject_func scp_send -i" && alias js="scp_inject_func scp_receive -i" && printf '\nUsage:\nfs [localhost:]file1 ... [-d [remoteserver:]path]\njs [remoteserver:]file1 ... [-d [localhost:]path]\n\nOptions:\n-d  The destination in localhost or remoteserver.It can be absolute path or relative to your pwd.\n-i  Open the file dialog to choose the source files when send to server or the destination folder when receive from server.\n-n   Do not Open the file dialog.\n\nExample:\nfs testfile.txt   This will send the file in your localhost pwd to the remoteserver.\n\nInject success! Enjoy yourself!\n\n'
   
   Usage:
   fs [localhost:]file1 ... [-d [remoteserver:]path]
   js [remoteserver:]file1 ... [-d [localhost:]path]
   
   Options:
   -d   The destination in localhost or remoteserver.It can be absolute path or relative to your defaultSendPath/defaultReceivePath.
   -i   Open the file dialog to choose the source files when send to server or the destination folder when receive from server.
   -n   Do not Open the file dialog.
   
   Example:
   fs -n testfile.txt   This will send the file in your localhost defaultSendPath to the remoteserver.
   js -n testfile.txt       This will receive the file in the current path of your remote server to the defaultReceivePath of your local server.
   
   Inject success! Enjoy yourself!

3. Follow the tip.

• Send file to remote server

  fs -n testfile.txt

• Choose file to send

  fs -i

• Receive file from remote server

  js -n testfile.txt

• Choose folder to receive

  js -i testfile.txt