Unishell - Platform-Independent UNIX Bash Implementation

Welcome to Unishell, a simple platform-independent UNIX-like shell implemented in C++. This shell provides basic functionality for common commands and supports execution of arbitrary commands using the system() function.

Supported Commands:

• cd: Change directory.
• pwd: Present working directory.
• ls: List items in the current directory.
• mkdir: Make directory.
• rmdir: Remove directory.
• ls -a: List all items in the current directory.
• cp: Copy file.
• rm: Remove file.
• mv: Move file.
• cat filename: Display the content of the file.
• whoami: Show your username.
• ifconfig: Print network information.
• echo: Print a command. Use echo >> file.txt to print to a file.

If a command is not directly supported, the system() function is used to execute the command.

Instructions for Building and Running:

An executable is available for direct uplaod, however, if you wish ypu can build the program yourself. Follow these steps to build and run the Unishell program:

1. Clone the Repository:

   git clone https://github.com/rohanlodhi/unishell.git
   cd unishell

2. Create a Build Directory:

   mkdir build
   cd build
   

3. Run CMake:

   cmake ../

4. Build the Executable:

   make

5. Run Unishell:

   ./unishell

Platform-Specific Source Files:

The source files are organized based on the operating system. If you are on Windows, the Windows-specific files will be used, and if you are on Linux, the Linux-specific files will be used.

Windows Files:

Directory Commands: windows/directory commands/DirectoryCommandsWindows.cpp
Network Commands: windows/network commands/networkCommandsWindows.cpp
System Commands:
    windows/system commands/Hardware.cpp
    windows/system commands/HelperFunctions.cpp
    windows/system commands/Time.cpp
    windows/system commands/WindowsInfo.cpp
    windows/system commands/WindowsSystem.cpp

Linux Files:

Directory Commands: linux/directory commands/DirectoryCommandsLinux.cpp
Network Commands: linux/network commands/networkCommandsLinux.cpp
System Commands:
    linux/system commands/LinuxHardware.cpp
    linux/system commands/LinuxInfo.cpp
    linux/system commands/LinuxSystem.cpp
    linux/system commands/Time.cpp