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The Nihongo Yet Another GOing Shell

<English> / <Japanese>

NYAGOS is the commandline-shell written with the Programming Language GO and Lua.

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There are some shells in Windows compatible with ones in UNIX. Most of them do not support Windows's traditional PATH-style like X:\DIR\FILE.EXT that many applications require as arguments.

So, I created a new shell like below:

UNIX-Like Shell
- Keybinding
  - Features are bound to keys like Bash on default
  - Customized like
    - nyagos.key.c_u = "KILL_WHOLE_LINE" on %USERPROFILE%\.nyagos (Lua)
  - A lua-functions can be bound to a key like
    - nyagos.key.escape = function(this) nyagos.exec("start vim.exe") end
- History (Ctrl-P and !-mark)
- Alias
  - like DOSKEY
    - nyagos.alias["g++"]="g++.exe -std=gnu++17 $*"
  - ones implemented by Lua functions
    - nyagos.alias["lala"]=function(args) nyagos.exec("ls","-al",unpack(args)) end
- Custom completions

            nyagos.complete_for["go"] = function(args)
                if #args == 2 then
                    return {
                        "bug","doc","fmt","install","run","version",
                        "build","env","generate","list","test","vet",
                        "clean","fix","get","mod","tool" }
                else
                    return nil -- files completion
                end
            end

Shell that follows the Windows' style like CMD.EXE
- Windows' path format C:\path\to\file are able to be used.
- Each drive has its own current directory.
- copy,move and some dos-like built-in commands work.
- No additional DLL are required.
- Registry are not used.
Color command-line
Support Unicode. Windows unicode APIs are used.
- Can paste unicode character on clipboard and edit them.
- Unicode-literal %U+XXXX%
- Prompt Macro $Uxxxx
Built-in ls
- color support (-o option)
- print hard-link,symbolic-link and junction's target-path
Support Japanese input method editor: SKK (Simple Kana Kanji conversion program) - How To Setup
Support OS:
- Windows 7, 8.1, 10, 11, WindowsServer 2008 or later
- Linux (experimental)