kk cli

A simple command line interface with my personal most used commands.

Source code: Github

Install from npm

Install: npm i -g @albertoielpo/kk-cli

Install from source

Git repo: git clone https://github.com/albertoielpo/kk-cli.git

Install: npm i -g

Launch: kk --help

Development mode

Development watch mode: npm run watch

Execute from the root: kk.sh [args]

Version: ./kk.sh --version

Test

Test: npm run test

Usage

Usage: kk [options] [command]

Options:

``
-V, --version output the version number
-h, --help display help for command
`

Commands:

`
uuid generate random uuid. kk uuid
mongoid generate random mongoid. kk mongoid
str generate pseudo-random string. kk str
int [digits] generate pseudo-random integer. Length define max digits. If invalid then max is used as default. kk int 5
time [format] display current time using format (timestamp, iso8601). kk time iso8601
base64 encode/decode base64 text. kk base64 encode text
scan availability check of host + port. port could be comma separated string. kk scan localhost 3000,3001
c2c copy file to clipboard. kk c2c filename. requires: pbcopy/pbpaste (for OSX), xclip (for Linux, FreeBSD, and OpenBSD) or clip (for Windows)

pid [options] [strict] get pid info. arg could be the program name or the pid number. kk pid -h || kk pid || kk pid <12076> || kk pid -s || kk pid -s -d
options:
-s, --short compact print
-d, --disable-strict disable strict mode

pidport [options] get pid info by port number. kk pidport -h || kk pidport 8080
options:
-s, --short compact print

kill kill program. Arg could be the exact program name or the pid number. kk kill program_name || kk kill 12076
killport kill program by port number. kk killport 8080
jwtdecode decode a jwt token. does not check if a token is valid just decode the two main parts. kk jwtdecode

pwd [options] [passphrase] generate password. kk pwd [passphrase] -s kk pwd -r. If passphrase is used the strenght of the password depends on passphrase. An additional seed is used to enforce security. If no passphrase is set the random flag should be set.
options:
-r, --random generate random password
-l, --length fixed length of random password
-s, --seed passphrase seed
-v, --version [version] password version algorithm

help [command] display help for command
``