LADA Shell is an interactive cli, used to access modules integrated in the LADA api.
Prerequisites jre-openjdk nodejs
curl -L https://raw.githubusercontent.com/danalves24com/lapaces-daemon/main/source/LADAshell/.install_lada.sh -o .install_lada.shsudo bash .install_lada.shladaand you should be put into the LADA 🐚 which should look like the following:
lada>
- Setup the
tellcommand here
To get started with using commands in the shell, run help or simply -h. If the command you enter is recognized by LADA, it will execute in its own environment, however if you were to type lsblk, you would get the system output of that command. Need more help? Check out outputs
To display all currently integrated modules, type show all into the prompt, and you will get an output similar to the following:
+ physics
+ kinematics
- [0] average-speed :: [distance, time]
- [1] deltaX :: [v0, v, t]
+ vectors
- [0] complex-vector-magnitude :: [ax, ay]
- [1] complex-vector-theta-degrees :: [ax, ay]
- [2] complex-vector-from-theta-and-magnitude :: [theta, magnitude]
+ math
+ calculus
- [0] limit :: [equation, x]
- [1] differentiation :: [equation, x, order]
- [2] integration :: [equation, a, b, n]
- [3] tangen-line :: [equation, x]
+ operations
- [0] linear-system-solution :: [m1, b1, m2, b2]
- [1] factorial :: [a]
+ stats
- [0] LSRL :: [x, y]
- [1] one-var-stats :: [array]
- [2] z-score :: [x, mu, sigma]
- [3] probability-distribution-function :: [z-score, direction]
- [4] prob-sim :: [trials, prob]
+ astronomy
+ navigation
- [0] get-current-julian-day :: []
- [1] get-custom-julian-day :: [year, month, day, hour, minute, second, millis]
+ computing
+ cryptography
- [0] hashing :: [type, body]
+ sorting
- [0] insertion :: [array]
- [1] bubble :: [array]
- [2] selection :: [array]
- [3] merge :: [array]
+ linguistics
+ conversion
- [0] IRSA-parse :: [code]
+ parsing
- [0] rm-stopw :: [body]
- [1] rm-select :: [body, regex]
+ system
+ network
- [0] port-scan :: [ip]
- [1] device-probe :: [ip]
- [2] scan-network :: [T] (scan duration proportional to 22600*T (ms))
- [3] ping :: [ip]
- [4] lan-ip :: []
- [5] public-ip :: []
- [6] private-ip :: []
- [7] url-ip :: [url]
+ internet
- [0] get :: [url]
You must use modules in their full depth.
✖️ use system
✖️ use network
✔️ use system/network
There are 2 ways you can run a module, a single-line or a more interactive multi-line approach. To get the LAN IP of your device you can do one of the following:
- signle-line
lada> run system/network 4
using module: system==>network
Module: network
Function: 4
Variables: []
Output: [10.0.1.106, 10.0.1.103]
- multi-line
lada> use system/network
using module: system==>network
lada> functions
Functions contained in current module
[0] port-scan :: [ip]
[1] device-probe :: [ip]
[2] scan-network :: [T]
[3] ping :: [ip]
[4] lan-ip :: []
[5] public-ip :: []
[6] private-ip :: []
[7] url-ip :: [url]
lada> set function=4
lada> run
Output: [10.0.1.106, 10.0.1.103]
You can get the following by running help or -h. If you are still having issues, makes an issue 🥁.
Commands:
use/load [module]
The 'use' command can be used to load a module from the module tree, to further use
functions/list
Displays all functions contained in loaded module
show [module/all]
all: Lists all modules and their submodules
module: Lists submodules in a parent module
tell: Shows all data modules which you can query
set [var/function]=[val]
var: Sets the variable named var to be val
function: Loads a function number val from the current module
run
Executes the currently loaded function with the variables which were set
run [module] [function #] [parameters]
Executes a function in module with parameters
[parameters]: Should be in form a=2
report
Prints a report on the following:
- current module
- current function
- array of variables
tell [function] [parameters]
reports data based on given function and parameters. PRAMETERS ARE NON-DELARATIONAL! meaning that 'tell function a b' NOT 'tell function a=a b=b'
SYSTEM
if a command does not match any of the above defined, LADE will treat the input as a system command