Human-friendly system administration toolkit, reads like english and has most common chores...

1. Searching Files & Text

Replace: grep, find, and basic awk

# Find files containing "error" (case-insensitive)
# grep -r -i "error" /var/log
$ lets search files for "error" in /var/log	

# Count occurrences of "404" in a file 
# grep -c "404" access.log
$ lets count matches "404" in access.log	

# Find logs older than a week	
# find /home -name "*.log" -mtime +7
$ lets find files named "*.log" in /home older than 7 days	

2. Disk & Storage:

Replace: df, du

# Display disk usage for all mounts	
# df -h
$ lets show disk space	

# Display directory disk usage
# sizedu -sh /var
$ lets show folder size for /var

# Find large files	
# find /home -type f -size +100M
$ lets show files over 100MB in /home	

3. Process Management:

Replace: top, htop, ps, kill

# List all running processes	
# ps aux
$ lets show processes	

# Live system resource view	
# htop
$ lets show resources	

# Terminate by process name	
# pkill apache2
$ lets kill process "apache2"	

4. Data Extraction:

Replace: awk, cut, sed

# Print the 3rd column	
# awk '{print $3}' data.csv
$ lets get column 3 from data.csv	

# In-place text replacement	
# sed -i 's/foo/bar/g' file.txt
$ lets replace "foo" with "bar" in file.txt	

TODO

• better validation

Potential Features ?

• getting files other than CSV
• structured output / better logger