bSSH - A New Approach to SSH Configurations

bSSH offers a streamlined SSH experience with features like YAML-based configurations, key/password authentication, and the potential for cloud storage and a web UI. The web UI is hosted at ssh.andresdev.online and is currently under development.

Features

• YAML Configurations: Simplify your SSH configuration management with easy-to-read YAML files.
• Key/Password Authentication: Support for both key and password-based SSH authentication.
• Cloud Storage (Coming Soon): Store and access your configurations from the cloud.
• Web UI (Coming Soon): Manage your SSH configurations via a user-friendly web interface.

Installation

Install bSSH with a single command:

curl -sSL "https://git.zelz.net/saige/bssh/raw/branch/main/setup_bssh.sh" | bash

Getting Started

After installation, run the following command to initialize the configurations directory and display the help message:

bssh -h

Usage

To get a full list of available commands and options, run:

bssh -h

Example Commands

• Login with user:

  bssh -u username -p password
  

• List all configurations:

  bssh -l
  

• Save a configuration to the cloud:

  bssh -s configName configFile.yml
  

• Use a local configuration:

  bssh -o configName
  

• Create a new local configuration:

  bssh -m
  

Contributing

We welcome contributions! Feel free to fork the repository and submit pull requests.

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License.

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