hostctl

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Published: Jul 21, 2020 License: MIT Imports: 3 Imported by: 0

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hostctl is a CLI tool to manage your hosts file with ease. You can have multiple profiles, enable/disable exactly what you need each time with a simple interface.

Usage:

hostctl [command]

Available Commands:

add         Add content to a profile in your hosts file.
backup      Creates a backup copy of your hosts file
disable     Disable a profile from your hosts file.
enable      Enable a profile on your hosts file.
help        Help about any command
list        Shows a detailed list of profiles on your hosts file.
remove      Remove a profile from your hosts file.
replace     Replace content to a profile in your hosts file.
restore     Restore hosts file content from a backup file.
status      Shows a list of profile names and statuses on your hosts file.
sync        Sync some system IPs with a profile.
toggle      Change status of a profile on your hosts file.

Flags:

-c, --column strings     Column names to show on lists. comma separated
-h, --help               help for hostctl
    --host-file string   Hosts file path (default "/etc/hosts")
    --no-color           force colorless output
-o, --out string         Output type (table|raw|markdown|json) (default "table")
-q, --quiet              Run command without output
    --raw                Output without borders (same as -o raw)
-v, --version            version for hostctl

Use "hostctl [command] --help" for more information about a command.

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