Nu Shell is a new, open source shell focused on improving the command line experience and development workflow. It features structured data, a modular design, powerful automation and scripting capabilities.
Nu Shell (also called Nushell or Nu) is an open source command shell and scripting language created by GitHub co-founder Jonathon Turner and released under the MIT license. It focuses on improving the command-line interface and workflow compared to traditional Unix shells like Bash or Zsh.
Key features and goals of Nu Shell include:
While newer than options like PowerShell, Nu Shell shows promise for cloud-focused and DevOps-style command line work. Its structured data especially helps for tasks like converting between formats, HTTP requests and responses, working with cloud APIs and services etc. The modular architecture also lends itself well to customizing Nu Shell for specific workflows and teams via plugins.
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