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terminal-locus

v1.0.3

Published

#### Terminal shortcuts based on MercuryOS Locus.

Downloads

2

Readme

Locus

Terminal shortcuts based on MercuryOS Locus.

Take a look at the MercuryOS site!

Locus uses NLP for the creation of quick actions using terminal commands.

Getting Started

Installing

npm install -g terminal-locus

or

yarn global add terminal-locus

How It Works

Syntax:

locus <verb> <nouns>

Locus will use the verb to choose which module to run. The nouns will serve to modify the program behaviour.

Examples:

locus watch Cinemassacre

The command above will call the Navigator native module that redirects watch verbs to a youtube page, querying for Cinemassacre.

locus search restaurants near me

The command above will call the Navigator native module that redirects search verbs to a google page, querying for restaurants near me.

Next Steps

  • [ ] Better error handling.
  • [ ] Removing a custom module.
  • [x] Make a documentation page.
  • [ ] Adding NLP together with weight.
  • [ ] Find a better command instead of 'locus' (too big).
  • [ ] Automatically create a Workspace for custom modules.