Install commander

First ensure that your operating system meet requirements below.

  • MacOS (amd64, x86_64, arm64)
  • Linux (amd64, x86_64, arm64)

Install using script, copy then run on your terminal.

1curl -sfL https://alfiankan.github.io/commander-charts/install.sh | sh -

or using Homebrew (brew).

1brew tap alfiankan/homebrew-tap && brew install commander

To verify installation run.

1cmdr -h

 1❯ cmdr -h
 2Commander TUI, create, run, share, prompt commands and snippets with ease
 3
 4Usage:
 5  cmdr [flags]
 6  cmdr [command]
 7
 8Available Commands:
 9  completion  Generate the autocompletion script for the specified shell
10  get         get charts online
11  help        Help about any command
12  mychart     init or edit your own chart
13  tojson      convert multiline text to json for snippet
14
15Flags:
16  -h, --help           help for cmdr
17  -s, --shell string   set shell executor path (default "/bin/bash")
18
19Use "cmdr [command] --help" for more information about a command.

Download Commander Charts

Fisrt run cmdr get --all to download all available charts from official charts repo or just cmdr get git if you just need to download single chart by name on Charts repo list

get charts

Using Commander

Then run cmdr the TUI will be shown. use / to open search. arrow up or arrow down to navigate through list. enter to select chart.

On the next screen you need to fill the blanks, some chart has default value so you left it blank to use default value. To Execute preformated command or snippet move your cursor by using arrow up or arrow down to hit [Next] button.

base usage

Create local chart

Yess, you can create your own chart locally, you can do it manualy by copying chart foemat from <your_home_directoy>/.commander or using cmdr mychart

If you want to add or edit your own chart use cmdr mychart -e <editor_choice> you can specify text editor (code, vim, neovim, nano), or basicly yu can open your chart following name mychart.chart.json from <your_home_directoy>/.commander.

base usage

Commander Codex

Commander codex bringing openai codex to your terminal, say good bay to context switching, ask right away on your terminal. Before you can use commander codex you need to set openai token, if you dont have any yet please visit https://beta.openai.com/account/api-keys.

you can set openai token on your env, but is very recommended if you put the token in your bashprofile like .zshrc using key value OPENAI_API_KEY=myopenaitoken

Commander codex is very easy to use just run cmdr codex <your prompt> for the example cmdr codex install zsh plugin auto suggestion