So this project was made because I use a VPS that cannot launch docker containers. Meaning that it was pretty annoying to launch multiple apps in the background, playing with screen has become my main way of dealing with that.
BUT, playing those scripts everytime my computer started, checking which screens were up or not if they had crashed was really annoying too.
That's why I made this manager.
- Starting a screen
- Attach to a screen to monitor it
- Edit a screen config in app (While not running)
- Stop a screen
- Launching a group of screens
To use that app, you need to create a TOML file for every screen you want to run.
The toml files follow this template :
name = "string" # Name of the container
id = "string" # Name of the screen session
description = "string" # Description of the container
user = "string" # User that can run that script
commands = ["string"] # Commands that the screen will play in orderYou can see an example file in config/.
- Go: 19^
- GNU/Linux
- Screen
I need to shout out a special thanks to the Charm.sh community for the amazing terminal UI/UX packages they have made.
MIT.