You give this site a command, this site returns a working command based on your operating system
Autocomplete, some frontend aspects
This project allows you, the user, to input what you want to do inside the command line interface. It then dynamically generates a command based on your operating system. This supports most but not limited to mainstream operating systems such as Windows, MacOS, Ubuntu, Arch etc. These commands are dynamically generated and are served via an elixir phoenix project ensuring speed and scalability. I made this because there is no other working projects that can dynamically generate commands across different operating systems. You may think this was easy to do, but I wrote this in elixir, a very niche language that is used every, whatsapp etc. It is a very fast compiled language ensuring scalability to hundreds of thousands of users. I would have devlogged more but I was too fast at making this. I often try to devlog for every hour.I hope you read all of this and vote fairly :)
Deployment, made a dockerfile and a github workflow to make and publish the container. I then routed a cloudflare tunnel that points towards the container that is started via a docker-compose.yml file inside my oracle virtual machine.
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I made a way to input what you want to do in the command line interface in any operating system and then get a command to do just that. I also added a way to easily copy this command onto the cli. I have not tried multi command arguments yet. This is built using elixir + react. Elixir is amazing for the scalability the backend offers. React allows for a nice looking frontend to be made. This was very complicated from both aspects from issues with CORs and developing it as a whole in under an hour.
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