Command Snippets
Command snippets allow you to quickly execute predefined commands in the terminal, improving work efficiency.
Overview
When typing in the terminal, you can click the execute button of a command in the snippet bar, and the snippet content will automatically be inserted into the terminal input box for execution.
Using Command Snippets
Basic Usage
- Open Terminal: After connecting to a host, the terminal window will open automatically
- View Snippets: The snippet bar will be displayed above the terminal input box
- Execute Command: Click the execute button of a snippet, and the command content will automatically be inserted into the terminal input box
- Confirm Execution: Press Enter to execute the command
Snippet Bar
The snippet bar displays currently available command snippets, including:
- Command name
- Execute button
- Command preview (optional)
Main Features
- Command Group Management: Create and manage command groups for easy categorization
- Command Creation: Create new command snippets, supporting multi-command combinations
- Macro Recording: Record terminal operations to automatically generate command snippets
- Command Editing: Edit and delete created command snippets
Use Cases
Common Operations Commands
Quickly execute common system check commands:
- System status check
- Log viewing
- Service restart
- File backup
Repetitive Tasks
For tasks that need to be executed repeatedly, using command snippets can:
- Reduce input errors
- Improve execution efficiency
- Standardize operation procedures
Complex Command Combinations
Combine multiple related commands into one snippet:
- Environment check scripts
- Deployment process commands
- Troubleshooting steps
Best Practices
Command Naming
- Use clear, descriptive names
- Avoid overly short abbreviations
- Name by function or scenario
Command Organization
- Use command groups for categorized management
- Place related commands in the same group
- Regularly organize and clean up unused commands
Security Recommendations
Security Notice
- Carefully check command content before execution
- For commands involving system modifications, it is recommended to verify in a test environment first
- Avoid including sensitive information (such as passwords) in command snippets
- Regularly review command snippets and delete those no longer needed