SSHaMan is a tool for managing SSH connections and configurations in a Linux shell. It provides an easy-to-use interface for managing multiple SSH connections, saving configurations, and quickly connecting to remote servers.

• Manage multiple SSH connections
• Save and load SSH configurations
• Quickly connect to remote servers

This software is still in Alpha! Many changes are likely to occur before the first release. Please use at your own risk!

To install SSHaMan, you can clone the repository and install the dependencies:

git clone https://github.com/cornyhorse/sshaman.git
cd sshaman

# Create a Python virtual environment
python3 -m venv venv

# Activate the virtual environment
source venv/bin/activate

pip install -r requirements.txt

Sure, here's how you can set up an alias in bash, zsh, and fish shells:

Bash and Zsh

In bash and zsh, you can add an alias by editing the ~/.bashrc or ~/.zshrc file respectively. Here's an example of how to add an alias named sshaman that runs the python main.py command:

echo "alias smn='/path/to/venv/pyton /path/to/your/main.py'" >> ~/.bashrc

Replace /path/to/your/main.py with the actual path to your main.py file. After adding this line, you'll need to source your shell's configuration file for the changes to take effect:

source ~/.bashrc

For zsh, replace ~/.bashrc with ~/.zshrc.

Fish

In fish, you can add an alias by using the alias and funcsave commands. Here's an example of how to add an alias named sshaman that runs the python main.py command:

alias smn '/path/to/venv/python /path/to/your/main.py'
funcsave smn

Replace /path/to/your/main.py with the actual path to your main.py file. The funcsave command saves the function for future sessions.

After setting up the alias, you can run the sshaman command in your shell to run your script.

SSHaMan provides several command-line functions for managing SSH connections:

• : No functions passed beings the TUI

  smn 

• add-server: Adds a server to the SSHaMan configuration. is a period delimited path.

  smn add-server <group-path> <server-name> <server-address>

• make-group: Creates a group in the SSHaMan configuration. is a period delimited path.

  smn make-group <group-path>

• initialize-sample: Initializes a sample SSHaMan configuration in ~/.config/sshaman.

  smn initialize-sample

• list-all: Lists all groups and servers.

  smn list-all