DannyBen/jossh

Jossh

Usage:
  jossh <host> <script> [-- <arguments>...]
  jossh -m | --make-hostfile
  jossh -e | --edit-hostfile
  jossh -l | --list
  jossh -h | --help 
  jossh -v | --version

Arguments:
  <host>
    can be:
    - :symbol    : in this case we will look in ./ssh_hosts.yml or ~/ssh_hosts.yml
    - host       : in this case we will use the current logged in user
    - user@host

  <script> 
    can be:
    - a file in the current directory
    - a file in ~/jossh directory
    - one or more direct command

  <arguments>...
    When specifying a filename as the <script>, you may also pass additional
    arguments to it. 
    Use $1 - $9 in your script file to work with these arguments.
    Use $@ (or $*) to use the entire arguments string

Options:
  -m --make-hostfile     Generate a template ssh_hosts.yml 
  -e --edit-hostfile     Open the currently used ssh_hosts.yml file for editing
  -l --list              Show hosts in ./ssh_hosts.yml or ~/ssh_hosts.yml
  -h --help              Show this screen
  -v --version           Show version

Examples: 
  jossh :production "git status"
  jossh jack@server.com "cd ~ && ls -l"
  jossh server.com deploy
  jossh server.com rake -- db:migrate