PRE-REQUISITES:
1.)Linux Based system
2.)C compiler such as gcc
HOW TO RUN:
Step 1 : Go to terminal and compile by typing in gcc shell.c
Step 2 : Execute with ./a.out
Your terminal should show up in cerulean blue along with the details of your current directory:
Along with the basic functionality of a LINUX shell, our custom shell also has the following features:
1.)Timer: Sets the timer for a given number of options and notifies the user after the time elapses.
Command is : $timer <seconds> [m]
2.)Stop Watch: Stop watch begins and shows time elapsed till Enter or any key is pressed.
Command is : $stpw
3.)History Management: Command history management with Windows style bi directional scrolling with up and down arrow keys.
Aliases provided:-
1.)udate : Displays the current date and time in UTC time zone
Command is : $udate
2.)rsort : Reverse sort. Sorts anything and everything in reverse :)
Command is : $rsort
3.)caps : capitalizes anything and everything (as you can see this is a recurring theme in our project)(you can display your files in directory in all uppercase, and your file contents... pretty exciting)
Command is : $caps
4.)day : shows the current day in the week
Command is : $day
5.)cls : clear
Command is : $cls