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🦁 WSL Development Automation Tools (Liamwolf56)

This repository is a portfolio showcasing three Python Command-Line Interface (CLI) tools designed to automate key development and system administration tasks within a Linux/WSL environment.

The projects collectively demonstrate strong proficiency in File System Management, Real-time Monitoring, Advanced Packaging, and DevOps Automation using modern Python libraries.


🛠️ Project Summary & Core Technologies

Project Primary Function Key Skills Demonstrated Core Technologies
1. WSL File Organizer Automates cleaning and sorting directories based on file type and age. Advanced Packaging (pyproject.toml), File System I/O, CLI Parsing setuptools, os, shutil
2. Terminal Dashboard Provides a real-time monitor displaying System Status, Git Status, and External Weather Data. Real-time Monitoring, API Integration (requests), UI/UX psutil, rich, requests
3. Dotfile Manager Automates developer setup by managing configurations using Symbolic Links (Symlinks). DevOps Automation, Symlink Management, Backup/Restore Logic os.symlink, pathlib

🚀 Tool Command Reference

1. WSL File Organizer (Installed Command: wsl-organize)

This tool has been converted into a package. Once installed (pip install -e .), the primary command is globally accessible.

Action Command Description
Preview Cleanup wsl-organize --target ~/Downloads --dry-run Shows what files will move without executing the move.
Execute Cleanup wsl-organize ~/Downloads --age 30 Moves files older than 30 days in the target directory.

2. WSL Terminal Dashboard

This tool runs a persistent, real-time monitor in your terminal.

Action Command Description
Start Monitor python terminal_dashboard/dashboard.py Launches the live-updating dashboard (CPU, RAM, Git, Weather).

3. Dotfile Configuration Manager

This tool manages your configuration files (.bashrc, .gitconfig, etc.) by replacing them with symlinks to the versions stored in this repository.

Action Command Description
Setup (Create Symlinks) python dotfile_manager/dotfile_manager.py Backs up original files and creates symlinks for managed dotfiles.
Uninstall (Restore Backups) python dotfile_manager/dotfile_manager.py --uninstall Removes the symlinks and restores the original backup files.

📝 Final Steps: Commit and Push

  1. Open README.md: Use nano to replace the existing content with the code above.
  2. Execute the final commit and push:
(venv) liam@Liamanimal:~/wsl-file-organizer$ git add README.md
(venv) liam@Liamanimal:~/wsl-file-organizer$ git commit -m "docs: Final updated README.md to reflect all projects, features (API), and the new package structure."
(venv) liam@Liamanimal:~/wsl-file-organizer$ git push

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