nspirectl - Manage files on TI-nspire devices

Important

There are already lots of well maintained repos centered around file management on nspire devices. So unless anyone wants me to work more on this project, I'm not going to be putting much effort into it anymore. It serves my needs and I'd rather spend my time making something people will actually use. (well, more than this anyways)

However, if you do find good use of this and want updates, open a quick issue saying that you do and I'll start updating again. But until then, don't expect anything major.

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A command line wrapper for the libnspire functions as a command line tool. I made this mostly because I just cant get tilp to work. If there's any mistakes or you have any suggestions, even tiny little picky ones, dont hesitate to contact me or submit a pull request.

nspirectl - Manage files on TI-nspire devices

Usage:
  nspirectl [option]... <command> [<args>]

Description:
  A simple wrapper for the libnspire functions as a command line tool. I made
  this mostly because I just cant get tilp to work, but the raw functions do.
  If there's any mistakes or you have any suggestions, even tiny little picky
  ones, please dont hesitate to contact me or submit a pull request.

Commands:
  send, upload      Send a file or directory to the device
  read, download    Read a file from the device
  move, mv          Move or rename a file or directory
  copy, cp          Duplicate a file or directory
  list, ls          List files in a directory
  info              Show OS and device information
  screenshot        Take a screenshot of the device
  update            Update the OS on the calculator
  help              Show this help or the help for a command

Options:
  -v, --verbose     log what is being done
  -d, --debug       extra logging (implies -v)
      --help        show this help

Run 'nspirectl help <command>' for more information.

Building

First, install libnspire.

Then run make to compile the code and/or make install to copy it to /usr/local/bin. You can change the install location by setting BINDIR in the make command.

Caveats

• colours in screenshots may be incorrect, particularly in the red channel
• update command has not been tested
• bit 5 of the hardware type flag is assumed to indicate CAS capability (used by the info command)
• read command can not read directories, only individual files