Executing shell commands via simple http server (written in Go language). Settings through 2 command line arguments, path and shell command. By default bind to :8080.
MacOS:
brew tap msoap/tools
brew install shell2http
# update:
brew upgrade shell2http
Or download binaries from: releases (OS X/Linux/Windows/RaspberryPi)
Or build from source:
# install Go (brew install go ...)
# set $GOPATH if needed
go get -u github.com/msoap/shell2http
ln -s $GOPATH/bin/shell2http ~/bin/shell2http
shell2http [options] /path "shell command" /path2 "shell command2" ...
options:
-host="host" : host for http server, default - all interfaces
-port=NNNN : port for http server, default - 8080
-form : parse query into environment vars
-cgi : run scripts in CGI-mode:
- set environment variables
- write POST-data to STDIN (if not set -form)
- parse headers from script (eg: "Location: URL\n\n")
-export-vars=var: export environment vars ("VAR1,VAR2,...")
by default export PATH, HOME, LANG, USER, TMPDIR
-export-all-vars: export all current environment vars
-no-index : dont generate index page
-add-exit : add /exit command
-log=filename : log filename, default - STDOUT
-shell="shell" : shell for execute command, "" - without shell
-cache=NNN : caching command out for NNN seconds
-one-thread : run each shell command in one thread
-show-errors : show the standard output even if the command exits with a non-zero exit code
-include-stderr : include stderr to output (default is stdout only)
-cert=cert.pem : SSL certificate path (if specified -cert/-key options - run https server)
-key=key.pem : SSL private key path
-basic-auth="" : setup HTTP Basic Authentication ("user_name:password")
-version
-help
shell2http /top "top -l 1 | head -10"
shell2http /date date /ps "ps aux"
shell2http -export-all-vars /env 'printenv | sort' /env/path 'echo $PATH' /env/gopath 'echo $GOPATH'
shell2http -export-all-vars /shell_vars_json 'perl -MJSON -E "say to_json(\%ENV)"'
shell2http -export-vars=GOPATH /get 'echo $GOPATH'
shell2http /cal_html 'echo "<html><body><h1>Calendar</h1>Date: <b>$(date)</b><br><pre>$(cal $(date +%Y))</pre></body></html>"'
get URL parameters (http://localhost:8080/form?from=10&to=100)
shell2http -form /form 'echo $v_from, $v_to'
shell2http -cgi /user_agent 'echo $HTTP_USER_AGENT'
# redirect
shell2http -cgi /set 'touch file; echo "Location: /\n"'
# custom HTTP code
shell2http -cgi /404 'echo "Status: 404"; echo; echo "404 page"'
# setup proxy as "http://localhost:8080/"
shell2http -log=/dev/null -cgi / 'echo $REQUEST_URI 1>&2; [ "$REQUEST_METHOD" == "POST" ] && post_param="-d@-"; curl -sL $post_param "$REQUEST_URI" -A "$HTTP_USER_AGENT"'
test slow connection (http://localhost:8080/slow?duration=10)
shell2http -form /slow 'sleep ${v_duration:-1}; echo "sleep ${v_duration:-1} seconds"'
# get "http://localhost:8080/get?url=http://api.url/"
shell2http -form \
/form 'echo "<html><form action=/get>URL: <input name=url><input type=submit>"' \
/get 'MD5=$(printf "%s" $v_url | md5); cat cache_$MD5 || (curl -sL $v_url | tee cache_$MD5)'
shell2http /get 'osascript -e "output volume of (get volume settings)"' \
/up 'osascript -e "set volume output volume (($(osascript -e "output volume of (get volume settings)")+10))"' \
/down 'osascript -e "set volume output volume (($(osascript -e "output volume of (get volume settings)")-10))"'
shell2http /play_pause 'osascript -e "tell application \"Vox\" to playpause" && echo ok' \
/get_info 'osascript -e "tell application \"Vox\"" -e "\"Artist: \" & artist & \"\n\" & \"Album: \" & album & \"\n\" & \"Track: \" & track" -e "end tell"'
shell2http /img 'cat "$(ls "/Library/Desktop Pictures/"*.jpg | ruby -e "puts STDIN.readlines.shuffle[0]")"' \
/wallpapers 'echo "<html><h3>OS X Wallpapers</h3>"; seq 4 | xargs -I@ echo "<img src=/img?@ width=500>"'
Example of test.Dockerfile
for server for get current date:
FROM msoap/shell2http
# may be install some alpine packages:
# RUN apk add --no-cache ...
CMD ["/date", "date"]
Build and run container:
docker build -f test.Dockerfile -t date-server .
docker run --rm -p 8080:8080 date-server
Run https server:
shell2telegram -cert=./cert.pem -key=./key.pem ...
Generate self-signed certificate:
go run $(go env GOROOT)/src/crypto/tls/generate_cert.go -host localhost
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