!DISCLAIMER! Some source codes may include swearing (lsto does), proceed with caution If a .exe doesn't work, recompile it, I used gcc for some, but that needs some dlls, I'll recompile and update them later All were tested on Windows 10 The my/ and cpp/ (shortened my/cpp/) includes can be found here Just prints out the args given to it, used for debugging A WIP command line file explorer Runs the cmdat command with the current directory Opens a new command prompt in the given directory Navigates to the user's documents folder, fast Navigates to the user's documents folder, slow dup <filename / foldername>Duplicates the given item Opens the file explorer in the current directory Opens the given file in notepad Opens the file explorer in the current directory Retrieves some system information on windows and linux, like RAM, motherboard, CPU & it's architecture Hides the given element, so that even the file explorer can't see it You can access it, by writing the path in the search bar Lists the files, folders and unkown things in the given directory, or where it was ran For the rest of the arguments, use lst /?, lst -help or lst --help The old version of lst written in C newfile <filename> <?content>Creates a new file with the given name Unless you specify any content it's gonna be empty Shorthand for npm.cmd (by NodeJS) for easier powershell use (mostly for vscode) Opens a new command prompt in the same directory and closes itself
Prints the headers of the MP4 file
Removes the path, be it a file or a folder, no discrimination here Runs the given command and waits for specifically the return key to be pressed Runs the given command and instantly quits Runs the given command, waits for the return key to be pressed, then quits Returns the size of the file or folder with the given path Supported sizes: bytes, kilobytes, megabytes, gigabytes, terrabytes, petabytes, exabytes, zettabytes, yottabytes If you need more, create an issue and I'll add larger sizes to it Just calls code <args> (by Visual Studio Code) It runs as expected when written in the file explorer search bar, unlike code Runs the given args until interrupted It opens a new command prompt (terminal) window, the path by default is the current working directory Returns "ye" if user has admin rights, otherwise returns "no" Lists the contents of the given directory, if no path is given, path will be the current working directory Navigates to the user's music directory Navigates to where these commands are installed if you used the provided installer (%userprofile%\source\repos\MyCoolCommands)