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I am super new to bash and Arch (like 2 weeks new) so this code is probably horrible. Also sorry about the comments.

This is very specific to my environment right now. You will need to change variables and commands based on what you have installed or hardware you are using. Thanks!

I really like using the terminal for everything (hence my move to Arch), but I was having a hard time remembering all the commands to do little things like connect to wifi and such. Also I am running on a MS Surface Pro 4 so it can be wonky at times. In comes @commands!

Unfortunately, there is no nice package for this since I just started developing it like 10 days ago, but some of it is working and I already love it.

• @commands - This lists all the commands that are built
  • add - This adds a command to the list
  • edit - This just opens the command for editing
  • delete - This deletes the commands and updates the aliases
• @wifi - This shows the status of the wifi
  • connect - This will force the laptop to connect to wifi
  • disconnect - This turns the wifi interface off
• @dock - This sets the layout of the screens to how my external monitors are setup
• @undock - Pretty much the same, but also messes with scaling since the Surface has HiDP
• @devmode - Opens and moves windows around into work layout
• @stream - Same as devmode, but for gaming/streaming

All commands have a help flag which will dynamically get the command's oiptions and print them to screen.

More will be coming, but this is it for now. As I use Arch more and more I will probably find the need to add more of them.

webtron @ 03:34:12 in ~/scripts/commands
   :> @commands
---------------
COMMANDS  
---------------
commands
dock
undock
wifi

webtron @ 03:34:14 in ~/scripts/commands
   :> @wifi help

~~ @Wifi Help Menu ~~
----------------------------------
HELP -> Displays this help menu for this command
BLANK -> Displays the current status of the wifi menu
CONNECT -> Forces the wireless NIC to reconnect

webtron @ 03:35:18 in ~/scripts/commands
   :> @wifi connect
Successfully initialized wpa_supplicant
Connecting to SSID...
Connected to [email protected]

Coming soon, but it's just command line stuff so ya...