a-Shell

why is nano not included? if it doesn't have gpl standard utilities, this isn't very useful.

The app I could never find. Local terminal with more. Awesome app! Super handy.

This is a pretty impressive terminal. I can run python programs directly on the terminal. Support for pip, SFTP, SSH, etc.

Salute the developer. Hi,I have some feature suggestions, and I don't know if you can add them in the future. 1. It has its own directory and can be accessed directly in the software. 2.You can directly run the specified file by accessing your own directory, so you don't need to enter the running instructions. 3.When we share code from third party software, the program to the software can provide the ability to view the code and run the code. The above is my personal advice, of course, whether to implement these features is entirely up to you, but no matter what changes will be made in the future, I hope this development tool will be better and better here.Finally, I hope you can have a good mood every day.🤭

Having the power of Unix, a Python interpreter, and integration with Shortcuts unlocks power that is not usually available to iPad users. Really really cool.

A 4096 bit rsa key generates much faster on here than iSH. If you copy a cat’d public key and paste it into your authorized keys through another ssh app you’ll probably run into denied permission issues when trying to connect. For reference, this appeared to be a clipboard issue when pasting the cat outputted a-shell key into the authorized keys file of a server already connected via Termius. Tap support could be better. Cursor could stay in prompt when a selection occurs but doesn’t. So far it’s not a great SSH tool. More of a novelty shell for limited local play.

A lot of work went into this. Shell seems stable. Now to read more about this shell and shell scripting abilities.

This is truly one of the most empowering apps on the AppStore enabling my phone and iPad to be much more powerful. This is something that should be native to iOS and iPadOS but I'm very grateful that Nicolas developed this tool !

I have been using it for educational purposes. I am currently learning the basics of python through the “Python For Everybody” course on Coursera. I was able to write short scripts on a-shell to pull and process data from the web. My only problem so far is that I am struggling to install scipy on a-shell. Hopefully I will find a solution to that problem soon.

No way to remove the app once it’s downloaded. Wont allow me to change the directory so it’s stuck on documents. Pretty worthless.