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| data | ||
| env | ||
| execution | ||
| format | ||
| libftx | ||
| parse | ||
| redirection | ||
| syntax | ||
| tester@1c6111b2fd | ||
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| main.c | ||
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| minishell.h | ||
| README.md | ||
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Minishell
Minishell is a 42 School project that involves creating a minimalistic shell in C language. The shell should be able to handle basic commands, manage environment variables and implement several built-in functions.
Features
- Prompt management (display, editing, history)
- Command execution (with or without arguments)
- Basic shell operations (pipes, redirections)
- Environment variables management (listing, setting, unsetting)
- Built-in functions management (echo, cd, env, exit, export, pwd, unset)
Getting started
- Clone this repository:
git clone https://github.com/<your_username>/minishell.git cdinto the cloned directory:cd minishell- Run the
makecommand to compile the program:make - Start the shell by running the executable:
./minishell
Usage
Once the shell is started, you can enter commands as you would with any other shell. The following are some examples of commands that can be executed:
- Display the working directory:
pwd - Change directory:
cd <directory_name> - Print the value of an environment variable:
echo $<variable_name> - Set an environment variable:
export <variable_name>=<value> - Unset an environment variable:
unset <variable_name> - Display a list of environment variables:
env - Exit the shell:
exit
Resources
- The C library documentation for the standard library functions used in the program
- bash man
Authors
This project was created by Camille CHAUVET and 