This application reads it's configuration from the .sshbook.yml file located into the home directory(eg: /home/user/.sshbook.yml) and starts a ssh terminal.
sshbook connection [command]
See sshbook -h for more
Execute ls on an aliased connection
sshbook local ls
Add a connection named local to localhost with the X forwarding (-Y) option
sshbook-add -o "-Y" local user@localhost
Add a connection based on the hostname got from the enviorment variable
sshbook-add -s ENV['HOSTNAME'] local user
Add a connection that executes ls by default when connecting
sshbook-add -c ls local user@localhost
Delete the "local" connection
sshbook -d local
Transfer a file
sshbook -t file host:/dest-dir
Transfer a folder to the users home
sshbook -t -r folder host
Just copy sshbook and sshbook-add from the bin folder to /usr/bin and chmod a+x /usr/bin/sshbook
See [.sshbook.yml.example] (https://github.com/otzy007/sshbook/blob/master/.sshbook.yml.example) for a sample configuration.
NOTE: You can set a host or a script for a connection, not both of them. The options tag is optional.
sshbook is licensed under the MIT License. See [LICENSE.md] (https://github.com/otzy007/sshbook/blob/master/LICENSE.md) for details.