Part 1: Generate Linux/Unix Command Manual Objective: The project aims to automate the generation of a system manual for Linux/Unix commands using Python or shell scripting. The script developed will facilitate the creation of a Text file document structured as a template for each command. Each command will be presented with its name as the title, followed by a table containing the following information: 1. Command Description: The name of the command and information about it. 2. Version History of the Command: Extracted using the version command. 3. Example: An illustrative example showcasing the usage of the command. 4. Related Commands: Extraction of all related commands using tools like grep. This automated approach streamlines the manual generation process, ensuring consistency and efficiency in documenting Linux/Unix commands. Command Template Example: The descriptive files that you should create must follow the CISCO template as the following figure shows: show interfaces counters Use the show interfaces counters privileged EXEC command to display various counters for the switch or for a specific interface. showinterfaces[inierface-id|vanvan-id|counters[errors|etherchannel|protocalstatus|trunk]||{begin|exclude|include}expression] Syrtax Description Nole Though visible in the command-line help string, the vlan vlan-id keyword is not supported. Command Modes Privileged EXEC Command History Usage Guidelines If you do not enter any keywords, all counters for all interfaces are included. Expressions are case sensitive. For example, if you enter | exclude output, the lines that contain outpot are not displayed, but the lines that contain Output are displayed. Examples This is an example of partial output from the show interfaces counters command. It displays all counters for the switch. Part 2: Verification Objective: This part aims to verify the generated content. Read the existing document and verify its correctness by running the command, checking the example, etc. Part 3: Continuous Improvement and Extension Objective: Enhance the existing project by incorporating additional features, improving usability, and extending functionality. 1. Command Recommendation: Implement a command recommendation system based on user preferences, suggesting commands that are related to their previous searches or usage patterns. 2. Search Functionality: Add a search functionality to the generated manual, allowing users to quickly find information about specific commands or topics. Verification steps: 1. Some references on how to get commands - Use 'compgen -c' to list all the commands you could run. - Use 'compgen -a' to list all the aliases you could run. - Use 'compgen -b' to list all the built-ins you could run. 2. Example: - For the command lspei: Retrieve the description from the man page using: - Or - >man lspci|awk 1// DESCRIPTIONS///OPTIONS\$/| grep -v 'NOPTIONS\$' Output will be just the description section: RIPTION The /ete/setupteol.d and /usr/share/setuptooU/setuptool, d for files. Each thle in the directery should contain one or sore lines of text. Each line contains frea ene to four fields which are separated by "I" characters. In order, they are: the path to the binary to invoke (inandatory) the untranslated nase of the application which should be displayed (If Unset, defoults to the path of the binary, but don't depend on that.) If unset, defoults to the path of the binary, but don't depend on that.) the gettext textdonain in which a translation of the nane of the application can be found (If inset, defoults to "setup", (If inset, defoults to "setup", ) the directory in wich transiations for the toxt (If unset, defaults to "/us//share/locale".) If multiple entries with the sme untranstated nane exist, the one which was read FIRST takes precesence. Files are read in nase collation order: Generate an Example for the command lspci : - > lspci -t [0000:00] > Get the version of unix/or system with: - >uname -r or > uname --version 3.10.0-957.el7.x86_64 Find related commands with: - >'compgen -c | grep pci' pci_ids setpci update-pciids rpcinfo lspci