v0.8.0 - Added help and fetch.

halyde/apps/helpdb/cat.txt

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+Usage: cat [FILE]
+Concatenates and prints a file.
 
+  FILE   Specifies the path to the file to print.
+
+Examples:
+  cat /init.lua   Concatenates and prints init.lua in the root directory.
+  cat help.lua    Concatenates and prints help.lua in the current working directory.

halyde/apps/helpdb/cd.txt

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+Usage: cd [PATH]
+Sets the shell working directory.
+
+  PATH   Specifies the path to set the shell working directory to.
+
+Examples:
+  cd /home/   Sets the shell working directory to /home/.
+  cd halyde   Sets the shell working directory to a directory named "halyde" in the current working directory.
+  cd ..       Sets the shell working directory back one directory.
+  ..          Equivalent of "cd ..".

halyde/apps/helpdb/clear.txt

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+Usage: clear
+Clears the screen.
+
+Examples:
+  clear   Clears the screen.

halyde/apps/helpdb/cp.txt

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+Usage: cp [FLAGS] [SOURCE] [DESTINATION]
+Copies a file.
+
+  -o, --overwrite   Allows any file that might be at the destination to be overwritten.
+  SOURCE            Specifies the file to be copied.
+  DESTINATION       Specifies the path to copy the file to.
+
+Examples:
+  cp /home/a.txt /b.txt   Copies the file at /home/a.txt to /b.txt.
+  cp -o c.lua d.txt       Copies the file c.lua to another file called d.txt in the shell working directory, overwriting any file that might be there.

halyde/apps/helpdb/default.txt

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+All current Halyde shell commands:
+  cat     Concatenates and prints a file.
+  cd      Changes directory.
+  clear   Clears the screen.
+  cp      Copies a file.
+  echo    Prints a message.
+  fetch   Displays system information.
+  help    Shows this.
+  ls      Lists files.
+  lua     Starts the Lua shell.
+  mv      Moves/renames a file.
+  rm      Deletes a file.
+
+You can get additional information on any app or command by running:
+  help [COMMAND]

halyde/apps/helpdb/echo.txt

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+Usage: echo [TEXT]...
+Concatenates and prints text to the terminal.
+
+  TEXT   Text to print.
+
+Examples:
+  echo test           Prints "test" to the terminal.
+  echo Hello World!   Prints "Hello World!" to the terminal.

halyde/apps/helpdb/fetch.txt

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+Usage: fetch
+Displays system information including OS version, Lua version, memory, etc.
+
+Examples:
+  fetch   Displays system information.

halyde/apps/helpdb/help.txt

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+Usage: help [COMMAND]
+Displays info on the command specified, or a list of commands if one is not specified.
+
+  COMMAND   Command to display information on.
+
+Examples:
+  help      Displays a list of all default commands available.
+  help cp   Displays information about the cp command.

halyde/apps/helpdb/ls.txt

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+Usage: ls [PATH]
+Lists all files and directories in the specified path, or in the shell working directory if the path isn't specified.
+Directories are shown in yellow, executable files are shown in green, and other files are shown in white.
+
+  PATH   Path to the folder to list files and directories from.
+
+Examples:
+  ls           Lists all files and directories from the current shell working directory.
+  ls /halyde   Lists all files and directories from /halyde.
+  ls apps      Lists all files and directories from the apps directory in the shell working directory.

halyde/apps/helpdb/lua.txt

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+Usage: lua
+Starts the Lua shell, where you can type commands to interpret them in real time.
+
+Examples:
+  lua   Starts the Lua shell.

halyde/apps/helpdb/mv.txt

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+Usage: mv [FLAGS] [SOURCE] [DESTINATION]
+Moves/renames a file.
+
+  -o, --overwrite   Allows any file that might be at the destination to be overwritten.
+  SOURCE            Specifies the file to be moved/renamed.
+  DESTINATION       Specifies the path/filename to move/rename the file to.
+
+Examples:
+  mv /home/a.txt /b.txt   Moves the file at /home/a.txt to /b.txt.
+  mv -o c.lua d.txt       Renames the file c.lua to another file called d.txt in the shell working directory, overwriting any file that might be there.

halyde/apps/helpdb/rm.txt

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+Usage: rm [FLAGS] [PATH]
+Removes files and directories.
+
+  -r, --recursive   Removes directories and their contents recursively.
+  -f, --force       Ignores nonexistent files or directories.
+  PATH              Specifies the file to be moved/renamed.
+
+Examples:
+  rm a.txt                 Removes a.txt in the current shell working directory.
+  rm -r -f /halyde/core/   Removes everything in /halyde/core forcedly and recursively. Note that trying this on a real machine will remove critical Halyde system files and cause it to stop working.