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Open Source
CWShell is a sleek and modren remote shell, an old technology reborn.
One of it's most attractive features is that it is open-source,
meaning that anyone can share, edit or integrate it's code as you wish
without the fear of any licence or copywrite issues. Click on
Get Source to download the .zip file
containing all the Python files that were used to create this project!
Easy to use
CWShell is a CLI (Command Line Interface)
Application, this might seem scary and not at all
“Easy to use“ at first but believe it or not, CWShell's
commands use an extremely simple syntax similar to UNIX and BASH
(Bourne Again SHell), it imitated UNIX more than BASH. Commands also have readable
“Long Parameters“ for example:
info --ip
info --name
server --address
Operating System Compatibility
The problem with many remote control CLI utilites is that they are usually not quite powerful when it comes to cross-platform
support, in that case, CWShell has got you covered. Being made from Python gives it countless plus points, cross-platform support is one of them.
We already provide compiled reasources for Windows and Unix Based Operating Systems but for custom made Operating Systems or BSD systems, you'll need to download
Python Language, the source and you're good to go!
requirments.txt and download the required packages before executing src/app.py. Happy Remote Controlling!)
CWShell is still under development and will
be released somewhere in August (exact release date hasn't been
decided). You cannot download it's compiled binary but you can get it's source!
You can get the experimental source by clonning the github repo using git clone https://github.com/Hammad-hab/CWShell-2.0.git command or just by clicking the Get Source button on the right.
Wed 26 Apr
We have decided that the compiled version of CWShellv2.0 won't be released due to the lack of public interest and it, like v1.2 will only be available as an OpenSource software.
If you want the source you can read the instructions given above.