# Simple Tabby
A hepler tool to manage many remote ssh server.
when you open a native terminal on unix system , stabby can list all remote ssh server that you have configed as a pretty table. Then you can choose one to login.
You will get more infomation about every remote ssh server depend on what's your describe for the server
# Why
I just need a gadget for my work . In my work, i need to manage many remote server machines that deployed some application, such as java application,mysql and so on.
when i decided to connect some machines, I spend a lot of time checking which applications are deployed on each server
it's making me miserable. Tabby has wonderful **Profiles & connections** feature, but there no space to remark more information
for every machine or connection. I still need another document to manage information that can not hold with Tabby.
# Install
```shell
pip install stabby
```
# Usage
## add your first remote server config
run command `stabby add ` , follow promotes input server configuration , like below:
```shell
usage: stabby add [-h] -s S -p P [-port PORT] [-u U] [-n N]
optional arguments:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
-s S remote server host
-p P remote server password
-port PORT remote server ssh port
-u U remote server user name
-n N remote server name
```
example :
```shell
stabby add -s 192.168.1.253 -p password123 -n dev
```
## connect to remote server
run command `stabby` ,you can see as below:
you can select one remote server that you have added to connect by **KEY_UP** 、**KEY_DOWN** or **KEY_LEFT** 、**KEY_RIGHT**
as you also can open ssh tunnue with `-t` command arg ,for example:
```shell
# stabby -t localport:remoteport
stabby -t 6041:5041
```
# How does it work
It's so easy. Default , stabby(simple_tabby) loads config file under `$USER_HOME/.simple_tabby/default.json`, file content like below:
```json
[
{
"title": "title for remote server",
"host": "remote server ip or host",
"port": 22,
"user": "remote user ,default is root",
"password": "remote password",
}
]
```
when stabby is running, it loads file as json objects,let user can see all server
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