This is a tool that can configured shell and executed on both local and remote Linux servers. It is primarily used for automated deployments. To a certain extent, can replace Jenkins.
Create scripts in the "Script Configuration Management" section. You can create three types of scripts:
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Remote Scripts Remote scripts that can be executed after SSH connecting to a remote Linux server.
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Local Scripts Scripts that can be executed on the local machine, including PowerShell, bat, and native scripts.
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File Upload Scripts Used to upload local folders or files to a remote SSH-connected Linux server.
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Combined scripts Run other scripts you set, multiple scripts can be running simultaneously.
Create the necessary SSH connections to Linux servers in the "Connection Configuration" section, including information such as username, password, port, etc.
Select the server to connect to in the "Script Execute" section and choose the script to execute. The generated logs is displayed in the image below.
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mini-shell is a local tool with the server running locally, eliminating the need for remote server support.
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It can execute local scripts, providing stronger controllability.
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Configurations can be freely exported and imported without the need for usernames and passwords.
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Its size is small size, it doesn't occupy server resources when locally packaged.
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It lacks the robust ecosystem that Jenkins possesses.
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Scripts execute will be end if quit the application.
The mini-shell comes with built-in support for Chinese and English, with Chinese being the default. If you want to support additional languages, you can follow these steps:
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Translate the language files located in the locales directory within the source code. If translating into Japanese, rename the translated file to ja.json. The naming convention can be found here.
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Create a new folder named
langin the root directory of your application installation. Place the translated files into this folder, and then restart the application.