A powerful and intuitive desktop application for managing network devices with ease. Built with Go and the Fyne toolkit, this app provides a seamless experience for network administrators and enthusiasts.
- Device Discovery: Automatically scan your network to find devices.
- SSH Terminal: Open an SSH terminal to any connected device.
- Multi-Device Scripting: Run scripts on multiple devices simultaneously.
- Device Management: Save, load, and manage your device list.
- Cross-Platform: Build and run on macOS, Linux, and Windows.
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Clone the repository:
git clone https://github.com/ispapp/psshclient.git cd psshclient -
Run the application:
make run
Create distributable packages for different operating systems:
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macOS:
make build-mac
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Linux:
make build-linux
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Windows:
make build-win
# Script Library Contribution Guidelines
# =====================================
#
# This YAML file contains a collection of network administration scripts
# that can be used with the PSSH Client application.
#
# HOW TO CONTRIBUTE:
# -----------------
# 1. Fork the repository at: https://github.com/ispapp/psshclient
# 2. Add your script following the structure below
# 3. Submit a pull request with your changes
# 4. Include a clear description of what your script does
#
# SCRIPT STRUCTURE:
# ----------------
# Each script must follow this exact YAML structure:
#
# - name: "Your Script Name"
# description: "Brief description of what the script does"
# content: |
# your script commands here
# line 1
# line 2
# category: "Category"
#
# NAMING CONVENTIONS:
# ------------------
# - name: Use descriptive names that clearly indicate the script's purpose
# - description: Keep it concise but informative (under 80 characters)
# - content: Use proper indentation and include comments where helpful
# - category: Use one of the existing categories or propose a new one
#
# AVAILABLE CATEGORIES:
# --------------------
# - MikroTik: RouterOS specific commands
# - Firewall: Security and firewall configurations
# - VPN: VPN setup and management scripts
# - Cloud: Cloud service integrations
# - System: General system administration
# - Network: Network diagnostics and configuration
# - Wireless: WiFi and wireless configurations
# - Monitoring: Monitoring and alerting scripts
# - Security: Security hardening and auditing
# - QoS: Quality of Service configurations
# - Hotspot: Captive portal and hotspot management
# - Linux: Linux system administration
#
# SCRIPT GUIDELINES:
# -----------------
# 1. Test your scripts thoroughly before submitting
# 2. Include error handling where appropriate
# 3. Use comments to explain complex operations
# 4. Avoid hardcoded values - use placeholders like "YOUR_VALUE_HERE"
# 5. Ensure scripts are idempotent when possible
# 6. Follow security best practices
# 7. Include proper cleanup commands if needed
#
# SECURITY CONSIDERATIONS:
# -----------------------
# - Never include real passwords, keys, or sensitive data
# - Use placeholder values like "YOUR_PASSWORD_HERE"
# - Include security warnings in descriptions if needed
# - Test scripts in isolated environments first
#
# QUALITY STANDARDS:
# -----------------
# - Scripts must be functional and tested
# - Code should be clean and well-commented
# - Descriptions must be accurate and helpful
# - Follow the existing formatting style
# - No malicious or destructive code
This project is licensed under the MIT License. See the LICENSE file for details.