Commands

• atools version - Print the current version of atools.
• atools completion - Generate the autocompletion script for the specified shell.
• atools linecounter - Count the number of lines in files with a specific extension.
• atools portcheck - Checks if a port is occupied or free on the local machine.
• atools ipinfo - Display the IP info of the current machine.
• atools jsonfmt - Pretty print JSON.
• atools construct - Construct your atools blueprints.

Version

Prints the current installed version of atools.

Usage:

atools version

Example Output:

atools version 0.1.0

Completion

Generate the autocompletion script for the specified shell.

Usage:

atools completion <shell>

Supported Shells:

• bash
• zsh
• fish
• powershell

Linecounter

Count the number of lines in files with a specific extension.

Usage:

atools linecounter <extension> [flags]

The extension is required and can be provided without the dot (e.g., txt for .txt files).

Flags:

• -h, --help Help for linecounter.
• -d, --directory string The directory to scan. Default is the current directory.
• -r, --recursive Enable recursive search in subdirectories.
• -l, --list List all scanned files with their line count (high to low).
• -s, --spread Show the amount of files scanned.

Portcheck

Check if a port is occupied or free on the local machine.

Usage:

atools portcheck <port>

Ipinfo

Display the IP info of the current machine.

Usage:

atools ipinfo

Example Output:

Hostname:   my-computer
Private IP: 192.168.1.100
Public IP:  203.0.113.5

Jsonfmt

Pretty print JSON.

Usage:

atools jsonfmt <json-file> [flags]

Or use it in a pipe:

cat file.json | atools jsonfmt

Flags:

• -h, --help Help for jsonfmt.
• -c, --compact Compact JSON output.

Construct

Construct your atools blueprints.

Usage:

atools construct <blueprint-name> [flags]

See how to create a blueprint here.

To call your blueprints, you can also use the name of the file without the extension (e.g., my-blueprint for my-blueprint.yaml).

Flags:

• -h, --help Help for construct.
• -s, --silent Silent mode (no output).