User:Xenon dichloride/Terminal

Terminal is a nomic taking place entirely within a filesystem. Actions are submitted as terminal commands.

A line of code consists of a single command. A line without a

The following represents the initial state of the file system:

~/
    players/
    commands/
    rules.txt

Command	Alternative	Syntax	Description
mk	make	mk {location or if blank: ~/} {name} {dir/file or if blank: file} {owner or if blank: you, if e or all: all players} {if file: contents as attached .txt file or code block}	Creates a file or directory at the specified location.
cp	copy	cp {location} {location}	Copies a file or directory from one location and places the copy in another location.
mv	move	mv {location} {location}	Moves a file or directory to a new location.
rm	remove	rm {location}	Deletes a file or directory. A directory with contents not owned by the user cannot be deleted without sudo.
nm	rename	nm {location} {new name}	Changes the name of a file or directory.
et	edit	et {file location} {write/append or w/a} {new contents attached as .txt file or code block}	Changes the contents of a file.
run		run {file name}	Executes the code in a file.

sudo can be purchased, not always accessed

You cannot perform a command on a file or in a directory that you are not the owner of, unless you use sudo.

A player must be a member of the IN discord server.

When a player joins, the following file is created at ~/players/ named {player name}:

id = {discord id}
is_player = true

If that file already exists (the player has the same id), is_player = true. If multiple players would have files of the same name, subsequent player files have an integer appended to their name to represent their place when joining. When a player ceases being a player, is_player = false. If a player or ex-player leaves the server, they are no longer a player and their file is removed.