Wordish for Linux 1.0.0

Shells are applications often used by administrators or developers to carry out very diverse type of operations: the list is virtually boundless and includes, for example, disk management, network administration, source code version control, or application packaging and deployment. Documentation of shell operations are eased by the fact that a shell session is composed of text commands and outputs, which is easy to copy and paste, or to present orderly.<br /><br />Wordish is an utility that parses a shell session from a documentation which contains the commands and the expected output, and verifies that they work exactly as shown, to make sure the documentation is correct.<br /><br />For example, if the file hello.txt is laid out like:<br /><br />~$ cat hello.txt<br />echo "Hello World"<br />Hello World<br /><br />The shell session can be test with:<br /><br />~$ python -m wordish hello.txt<br /><br />The report will show:<br /><br />Trying: echo "hello world"<br />Expecting: hello world<br />ok<br /><br />1 tests found.<br />All tests passed<br /><br />Wordish can test wordy shell articles<br /><br />#md5=caecbf79372b425dea309232caf25aca

Requirements:	No special requirements
Platforms:	*nix, Linux
Keyword:	Commands,  Correctfor,  Documentation,  Expected,  Hellotxt,  Hellotxtecho,  Linux,  Operations,  Output,  Python,  Quothello,  Session,  Shell,  Shown,  Tests,  Verifies,  Wordish,  Wordish Linux,  Worldok
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