- shell:cat — displays the contents of a file or URL
- shell:clear — clears the console buffer
- shell:each — execute a closure on a list of arguments
- shell:echo — prints arguments to the standard output
- shell:exec — executes system processes
- shell:grep — displays lines matching a regular expression
- shell:head — displays the first lines of a file
- shell:history — prints the command history
- shell:if — executes an if/then/else block
- shell:info — displays system information and statistics about the container
- shell:java — execute a Java application
- shell:logout — disconnects the shell from the current session
- shell:more — displays output as pages of a specified length
- shell:new — creates a new Java object of the specified class
- shell:printf — formats and prints the specified output
- shell:sleep — sleeps for a specified time, then wakes up
- shell:sort — writes a sorted concatenation of the specified files to standard output
- shell:source — run a shell script
- shell:tac — captures the STDIN and returns it as a string and optionally writes the content to a file
- shell:tail — displays the last lines of a file
- shell:watch — watches and refreshes the output of a command
The shell command group provides a number of commands that provide basic console functions such as displaying system information and showing the contents of files.
Type shell: then press Tab at the prompt to view
the commands in this group.
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