Installing the command-line executable

Assuming you have Rust/Cargo installed, run this command in a terminal:

cargo install sshg

It will make the sshg command available in your PATH if you've allowed the PATH to be modified when installing Rust. cargo uninstall sshg uninstalls.

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SSHG

Empowering Seamless, Secure Remote Connections Everywhere

Built with the tools and technologies:

Overview

sshg is a versatile developer tool that simplifies SSH host management, connection workflows, and automation. It integrates configuration parsing, an intuitive terminal UI, and remote server management into a cohesive experience for developers working across diverse environments.

Why sshg?

This project aims to streamline SSH workflows and automate deployment processes. The core features include:

🎯 Configuration Management: Easily parse, add, and update SSH hosts within your ~/.ssh/config file through interactive prompts.

🚀 User-Friendly UI: Select and connect to hosts seamlessly via a terminal-based interface, reducing manual command-line effort.

🔧 Cross-Platform CI/CD: Automate building, testing, packaging, and releasing binaries on Linux and Windows with integrated workflows.

🔒 Secure SSH Connections: Establish reliable remote sessions for server management and automation tasks.

⚙️ Modular Architecture: Integrate configuration, UI, and SSH connectivity for a cohesive developer experience.

Getting Started

Prerequisites

This project requires the following dependencies:

Programming Language: Rust
Package Manager: Cargo

Installation

Build sshg from the source and install dependencies:

Clone the repository:

git clone https://github.com/Akshay2642005/sshg

Navigate to the project directory:
```
cd sshg
```
Install the dependencies: Using cargo:
```
cargo build
```

Usage

Run the project with:

Using cargo:

cargo run

Testing

Sshg uses the Rust test framework. Run the test suite with:

Using cargo:

cargo test

Built with ❤️ using Rust