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Spyctl: Getting Started
Spyctl, an open source CLI tool, allows you to view and manage resources within your Spyderbat environment.
The initial step in utilizing any software package is ensuring its correct installation, so let's get started by walking through the installation process for Spyctl.
- Python 3.7 or newer
To install Spyctl, simply run this command in your terminal of choice:
pip install spyctl
To verify the installation:
spyctl --version
To enable shell completion, follow these steps:
Bash
Fish
Zsh
The default version of Bash for Mac OS X users does not support programmable shell completion. Guides like this will help you install a newer version of Bash.
Create the Spyctl directory if you haven’t already.
mkdir -p ~/.spyctl
Generate the shell completion script.
_SPYCTL_COMPLETE=bash_source spyctl > ~/.spyctl/spyctl-complete.bash
Add the following line to the end of
~/.bashrc.. ~/.spyctl/spyctl-complete.bash
Generate and save the shell completion script.
_SPYCTL_COMPLETE=fish_source spyctl > ~/.config/fish/completions/spyctl-complete.fish
Create the Spyctl directory if you haven’t already.
mkdir -p ~/.spyctl
Generate the shell completion script.
_SPYCTL_COMPLETE=zsh_source spyctl > ~/.spyctl/spyctl-complete.zsh
Add the following line to the end of
~/.zshrc.. ~/.spyctl/spyctl-complete.zsh
After modifying the shell config, you need to start a new shell in order for the changes to be loaded.
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