COYOTE OS
A 'OS' in python. Can't run on real hardware, but is still cool.
The default credentials are:
Cinco (Username)
Coyote (Password)
I recommend forking this so I can't access your data if you make an account.
Use help to get commands. Use man [command] to get more info.
Feedback is greatly appreciated.
My favorite part are the *.ledger files.
This is the extension -reincarnation- of Salmon-dev-chronos
UPDATE: I just added an editor. Call it using jedi, with the filename as the first argument.
Use a to append at the current pos. When appending, press ` to exit.
Use w to write to disk.
Use p to print the current line.
Use l to show the whole file,
Use d to delete the current line.
Use q to quit.
Enter any int to goto that line.
An example session:
my genius brain just tried to type a unix command
CAN I HAVE A USERNAME
@Leroy01010 Sure! Login with "Cinco" and "Coyote", enter cconfig, and press (4)
This is just one thing, there may be more, but this is the one I found. When you type ls la, it gives an error. Yes, I was thinking about ls -la from Unix.
Also, you can see the hash if you type in the wrong password. This can be or is a security flaw.
@JoeyLent You can type la to achieve the same as ls -la When you type ls la, you are trying to list directory la
@CodeLongAndPros You should still add checks to see if the input is going to create an error. This is the error I get:
FileNotFoundError: [Errno 2] No such file or directory: 'os/Cinco/la'
@JoeyLent It is trying to list dir la
@JoeyLent The hash is SHA2-256, and it just translates to "C". I'm not sure why that would pop up, but it does somehow.
@Evanlicious The hash is SHA-256, but the hashed text is Coyote.
@CodeLongAndPros Ah, so I must have gotten something wrong. Thanks for the correction.
@Evanlicious It's fine, as long as you didn't break SHA-256 :D
this is cool
@LiamDonohue, thanks.
wow what did I start
@Warhawk947 A project that was sitting in my repls untouched for 6 months.
But still very good.
@Warhawk947 Thanks.
I see, you used Json. Good choice! It would be cool if for the password system, you can hash and salt the passwords.
@nt998302 Actually, I just wrote a python dict to the file, and loaded it with ast.literal_eval
@nt998302 But I am working on the hash
I would suggest allowing the user to retry the sign in if they fail to sign in.
@sylashur Good idea, I'll work on it.
@sylashur Done! You now have unlimited login attempts.
@CodeLongAndPros Yay, thank you.
@sylashur The interface is now this:
@CodeLongAndPros 1. Awesome, well done. 2. Lol that's the same wrong password I used, are you keeping a log?
@sylashur Nope. I almost typed the correct password in, and remembered that I had to enter a bad password.
@CodeLongAndPros Nice, I may or may not have gone through pretty much the same thought process.
Hello, I like the idea and the execution is just great. I was wondering @Coder100 and I are making an OS. A bit like this but we will make it much more complex. It will use Python and probably some json/yml. If you wanted to join that’d be great. Reply for more info.
@Wuru Sure.
K I’ll invite rn and explain. @CodeLongAndPros
Invited. @CodeLongAndPros