command-launcher is a lightweight, shell-agnostic utility for saving, managing, and launching your frequently used terminal commands with custom IDs.

⚠️ Project Status: Discontinued

This project is no longer maintained. It was originally created as a learning exercise in C++. Its functionality can easily be replicated using shell scripts, but feel free to explore, fork, or use the code as a reference!

• Save any shell command under a custom ID
• Quickly run saved commands by their ID
• Supports running commands with sudo (--superuser flag)
• Remove saved commands easily
• Works with any shell (Bash, Zsh, Fish, etc.)

command-launcher                         # Runs the default command
command-launcher -sc "echo Hello" -id hi # Save 'echo Hello' with ID 'hi'
command-launcher -c hi                   # Run the command saved as 'hi'
command-launcher -r hi                   # Remove the command with ID 'hi'
command-launcher -c secure -su           # Run ID 'secure' with sudo

I built command-launcher to learn C++ and experiment with managing CLI utilities. In hindsight, shell scripts can do the same job (and more), but this was a fun and valuable project!

This project is open-source. See the LICENSE file for details.

Thanks for checking it out!