Shell Exposed HTTP
Gotty inspired. Sheh is a command line tool that broadcasts your terminal to your browser on localhost. It works for every Unix/Linux shell and even PowerShell!
Running sheh on Linux
Running sheh on Windows
Shell Exposed HTTP are currently built with
Get via the node package manager registry.
npm install -g @matteodelseppia/assetto-shehLaunching Shell Exposed HTTP...
shehSheh automatically opens its local URL in your default browser.
By default, Sheh binds only to 127.0.0.1, so it cannot be accessed from your local network.
To intentionally expose it on your local network, use:
sheh --networkThe network mode has no authentication or encryption; use it only on networks you trust.
From a browser terminal session, set the browser tab title with:
sheh --title "my-title"It will output something like this:
Visit sheh wiki for more documentations and CLI usage
Sheh is simplified. Including its functionality and setup.
- Works for every shells.
- Hosts on localhost by default; local-network access requires
--network. - Usage through Browser. (Modern such as Firefox, Chrome, Edge)
- UX keys control for mobile devices.
Sheh starts with your current running shell. So, shells can run interactively depends on processing shell you ran your sheh command from.
Below are the verified and tested shells:
| Shell | Status |
|---|---|
sh |
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bash |
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zsh |
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ksh |
|
dash |
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tcsh |
|
csh |
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powershell |
|
fish |
|
nushell |
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Niche shell supports: CGTerm & fcsh. Check them out!
- Command Line Interface and commands
- shell: display sheh detected shell
- version: print version number
- help: show the CLI manual
- server: manages sheh childs
Warning
1.4.0 is deprecated because of a critical code mistake, please use the later version of sheh (>v1.4.0)
Check more in CHANGELOG
Note
Sheh is in an early stage of concept and development. Expect bugs, vulnerabilities, and missing features.
Caution
Sheh binds to localhost by default. Passing --network exposes an unauthenticated, unencrypted, unsandboxed terminal on your local network; anyone who can reach it can run commands as you. Use network mode only on a trusted network. In accordance with the GPL-3.0 license, this software is provided "as is" without warranty of any kind. The authors assume no liability for data loss, security breaches, or system damage resulting from its use. Use at your own risk.
Sheh are always welcome for cooperating. Contributors can contribute through by making a fork of this repository or using GitHub Codespaces then do a Pull Request
Sheh (Shell Exposed HTTP) is GPL-3.0 Licensed