Introduction
Welcome to our comprehensive documentation. Here, you'll find a wealth of resources to help you make the most of our product. Whether you're a newcomer eager to get started or an experienced user seeking in-depth information, our documentation is your go-to source for insights, guidance, and best practices.
Installation and Update
Follow these instruction to install or update the aiterm on your computer. Currently we are maintain the packages for these operating system and linux distribution:
Linux
Ubuntu:
- ARM architecture$sudo wget https://raw.githubusercontent.com/awgst/aiterm-releases/main/aiterm_0.6.3_linux_arm64.tar.gz$sudo tar -C /usr/local/bin -xzf aiterm_0.6.3_linux_arm64.tar.gz
- AMD architecture$sudo wget https://raw.githubusercontent.com/awgst/aiterm-releases/main/aiterm_0.6.3_linux_amd64.tar.gz$sudo tar -C /usr/local/bin -xzf aiterm_0.6.3_linux_amd64.tar.gz
If you are not sure about your computer architecture you can check it by run this command:
$dpkg --print-architecture
Mac Os
Install using Homebrew:
$brew tap awgst/awgst$brew install aiterm
Update using Homebrew:
$brew upgrade aiterm
Windows
Download installer:
If you are using powershell you can add new alias into .ps1 profile
If you have no idea about .ps1 profile just run as administrator your powershell then run these following commands:
If you are using gitbash you can add path into gitbash using following commands:
Release Notes
You can find out more about our releases notes by follow this link
API Token
To use AiTerm you will need to create an API token. On the first time you run aiterm on your terminal it will ask you to input an API Token. You can create API token from the API Token page.
Usage
For more detail information about the commands you can use aiterm -h or aiterm --help.
Force
If you set -f or --force flags on your command it will not asking you about the confirmation for running the commands list are needed to run.
Interactive Mode
If you enter the interactive mode, you can do commands or ask question without need to write 'aiterm` on you commands.
Explain
If you are need description or explanation about the generated commands you can set -e flags
New Session
Create new discussion session for getting better answer or commands.
Preferences
Edit your AiTerm usage preferences here are list of valid preference variable that can be used
Key | Description |
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ask_cmd_execution | Any command execution from aiterm's generated will ask you about confirmation prompt, if you prefer to run all the generated commands without any ask of confirmation you can set this preference with value false. Default value is true |
editor | Set preferenced text editor for aiterm's action that required text editor. By default the value is nano, unfortunately on windows only support notepad for now. |
terminal | Set terminal name like iTerm, powershell etc., to get a better generated command. This preference key is not mandatory you can leave it to blank if you don't want to tell us what terminal that you used for aiterm. |
token | Your API token will be saved in here |
Quiet
Will not outputing the commands running result.
Set Token
If you want to change the API token that you have generated new from the API Token page.
Version
Showing the version that you used.
Help
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Contact Us
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