The Minishell 42 project is a command-line shell implementation that can execute basic commands and manage environment variables. It is a group project that is part of the curriculum at École 42, a computer science school in France.
The Minishell 42 project has the following features:
- A prompt that displays the current working directory
- Execution of basic commands like ls, echo, cd, pwd, and export
- Support for environment variables
- Basic error handling and signal management
- Pipes and redirection
- Logical connectors (&& , ||)
- Wildcards and Expand
- Abstruct Syntax Tree
To use the Minishell 42 project, clone the repository and compile the program using the make command. Then, run the program using the ./minishell command.
Once the program is running, you can enter commands at the prompt and the program will execute them. To exit the program, type exit or use the Ctrl+C keyboard shortcut.
For more information on how to use the Minishell 42 project, see the man pages for the basic commands that the shell supports.
The Minishell 42 project was built using the following technologies:
- C programming language
- Makefile build system
- Git version control
The Minishell 42 project was created by the following authors:
- Abderrahim Said (42:absaid , gh:pho8os)
- Yassine Ettabaa (42:yettabaa , gh:yettabaa)
The Minishell 42 project was inspired by the Unix shell and was created with the help of the following resources:
- Unix man pages
- Bash shell source code
- The C Programming Language book by Brian Kernighan and Dennis Ritchie