- Refer Below Table for available directives and their use
| Directive | Syntax | Description |
|---|---|---|
| #dir | #dir:/path/to/directory |
Run Given Command in this directory |
| #from | #from:@varname |
Get Data from variable(@varname) and pass as stdin to cmd |
| #as | #as:@varname |
Export Output(Stdout Only) of Command to variable (@varname) |
| #for | #for:@arr:@i |
For each line(@i) in variable(@arr) run new command (Similar to interlace) |
| #ignore | #ignore |
Ignore Output of this command While showing Output |
Variables are like buffers/env-variable etc starting with @ and are handled by golang and are thread-safe . All variables exported in script are saved to MongoDB thus it is possible to get output of a specific command in the middle of execution. Talosplus tries to ignore Everything is a file Linux Philosophy by abstracting file system and creating and deleting files at runtime based on the need. Below Table Contains Some operations that can be performed on variables.
A Particular operation can be done on variable by supplying operator within {}
| Operator | Use Case | Description |
|---|---|---|
| add | #as:@gvar{add} |
Append Output of command to @gvar variable |
| unique | #as:@gvar{unique} |
Append output of command to @gvar but all values are unique |
| file | @inscope{file} |
Create a Temp File with @inscope variable data and return path of that temp file |
| !file | @outscope{!file} |
Same as file but it can be empty |
| Syntax | Example | Description |
|---|---|---|
@outfile |
subfinder ... -o @outfile |
Create a temp file(@outfile) and use content of file as output instead of stdout |
@tempfile |
- | Create a temp file and return its path |
@env |
@env:DISCORD_TOKEN |
Get value of enviournment variable (Can also be done using $) |
To leverage all features of Talosplus like Auto Scheduling etc . It is essential the written bash script follows the syntax . Example of such bash script can be found at subenum.sh .
In detail guide of how to write such scripts and using the syntax can be found at blog