github.com/elves/elvish
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Elvish is:
A powerful scripting language.
A shell with useful interactive features built-in.
A statically linked binary for Linux, BSDs, macOS or Windows.
Elvish is pre-1.0. This means that breaking changes will still happen from time to time, but it's stable enough for both scripting and interactive use.
User docs are hosted on Elvish's website, elv.sh. This includes how to install Elvish, tutorials, reference pages, and news.
Development docs are in ./docs.
Awesome Elvish packages and tools that support Elvish.
All source files use the BSD 2-clause license (see LICENSE), except for the following:
Files in pkg/diff and pkg/rpc are released under the BSD 3-clause license, since they are derived from Go's source code. See pkg/diff/LICENSE and pkg/rpc/LICENSE.
Files in pkg/persistent and its subdirectories are released under EPL 1.0, since they are partially derived from Clojure's source code. See pkg/persistent/LICENSE.
Files in pkg/md/spec are released under the Creative Commons CC-BY-SA 4.0 license, since they are derived from the CommonMark spec. See pkg/md/spec/LICENSE.
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