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.
help
man [command]
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.
a
`
Use w to write to disk.
w
Use p to print the current line.
p
Use l to show the whole file,
l
Use d to delete the current line.
d
Use q to quit.
q
Enter any int to goto that line.
An example session:
wow what did I start
@Warhawk947 A project that was sitting in my repls untouched for 6 months. But still very good.
@CodeLongAndPros cool
@Warhawk947 Thanks.
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
helpto get commands. Useman [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
ato append at the current pos. When appending, press`to exit.Use
wto write to disk.Use
pto print the current line.Use
lto show the whole file,Use
dto delete the current line.Use
qto quit.Enter any int to goto that line.
An example session:
wow what did I start
@Warhawk947 A project that was sitting in my repls untouched for 6 months.
But still very good.
@CodeLongAndPros cool
@Warhawk947 Thanks.