Access the most common information about your system using a single command.
Mymy is a command line tool that provides the most helpful information about your system in a single command. You won't need to remember which command to use or which file to consult to get the information you need. Mymy will do it for you.
We started this project because, as engineers working on three different operating systems daily, remembering which command to use or which file to open to find out about standard system information was a pain. We wanted to have a single command that would give us the information we needed without having to remember anything.
Using the my command, you can get the following information about your system:
- your current IP address using the my ip command
- your system's configured DNS servers using the my dns command
- your system's time, and its offset to a reference clock server using the my time command.
- your system's configured date using the my date command.
- a combination of your system's time and date using the my datetime command.
bash
cargo install mymy
```bash
my ip 83.173.75.136
my dns 8.8.8.8 1.1.1.1 192.168.1.1
my time 09:35:59 +02:00 ±0.0276 seconds
my date Monday, 03 April, 2023, week 14
my datetime 09:36:28 +02:00, Monday, 03 April, 2023, week 14 ±0.0277 seconds ```
To get your current IP address, use the my ip command.
```bash
my ip 84.173.77.136 ```
To get your system's configured DNS servers, use the my dns command.
```bash
my dns 8.8.8.8 1.1.1.1 192.168.1.1 ```
To get your system's time, and its offset to a reference clock server, use the my time command.
```bash
my time 09:35:59 +02:00 ±0.0276 seconds ```
To get your system's configured date, use the my date command.
```bash
my date Monday, 03 April, 2023, week 14 ```
To get a combination of your system's time and date, use the my datetime command.
```bash
my datetime 09:36:28 +02:00, Monday, 03 April, 2023, week 14 ±0.0277 seconds ```
Contributions are always welcome!
See contributing.md for ways to get started.