The GoScout is a UI tool for efficient and secure remote host management using ssh. It's fully written in Go and requires no additional software installations.
- Go: Fully written in Go, ensuring high performance, reliability, and cross-platform compatibility.
- Hotkeys: Text tweaked in the SSH config and file editor gets saved with the hotkeys CMD+S or CTRL+S.
- Jump Hosts: Supports connections through jump hosts for more complex network setups.
- Minimalism: Lightweight and fast to use, without unnecessary bloat.
- Remembers state: Keeps track of window size and last active tabs so you can continue working in your familiar environment.
- Security: Uses SSH and SFTP with private keys for secure and reliable connections.
- Tabs: Supports multiple tabs, allowing you to manage several sessions or files simultaneously.
- Themes: Adaptive for light and dark OS themes
- UI: Fyne.io toolkit is being used.
- WebDAV: File syncing via WebDAV with a temporary in-memory file system
Means the setup remains intact even after system reboots.
install in ~/go/bin and run
git clone https://github.com/taradaidv/goscout.git
cd goscout && go install . && goscout
or from apps.fyne.io Gallery
go install fyne.io/fyne/v2/cmd/fyne@latest
fyne get github.com/taradaidv/goscout
There are lots of great things that could be added to this app. Already planned is:
Legend
⭕️ abandoned
🟢 implemented
⚪️ developing
| Planned Feature | Progress |
|---|---|
| Add Kubernetes support | - |
| Add support for detection of the host list on Windows | - |
| Connection process output in the app window | 🟢 |
| Follow symlinks | 🟢 |
| Integrate with IPFS | - |
| Mouse actions | 🟢 |
| Password input support for ssh and sftp | 🟢 |
| Scroll-back | ⚪️ |
| Sync files and folders through the native OS file manager via WebDAV | ⚪️ |
| ... | ... |
This small utility is just the beginning of a larger project, and we need your help to maintain and expand the entire infrastructure. Join us in building something great!
- Infrastructure: A stable and secure site with HTTPS is essential for building user trust. This also paves the way for integration with IPFS, ensuring decentralized data storage.
- Documentation: Creating detailed guides and tutorials is crucial so users can easily understand and effectively use the project.
- Security: Regular testing and auditing within the CI/CD process will help identify and fix vulnerabilities during the build phase, ensuring reliability and security for all users.
- Community: Supporting users and fostering an active community will make the project more dynamic and in demand, encouraging the exchange of experiences and ideas.
- Motivation: Recognizing contributions to the community inspires new achievements and maintains enthusiasm for ongoing project development.
You can support the project by donating, contributing code, improving documentation, or discussing issues.
TON:
UQBesxeEBa8_xrwU8F_e-g49Cf5Hwf8Al5v0VXcDxU9hoUgM
BTC:
15WrGGwGGgDTe3iBQWvZcuFu6ZNQC9ePjU