Addons

Xshell now has support for addons

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How addons work

Xshell And Addon

To make an addon you need to make a file in the addons folder located in system/system64/addons

cd system/system64/addons
makefile example.py
$ nano example.py

You can use any editor you want in this example we are using nano

Every addon is called when a user types the name of the addon but first we need to script the addon

when a addon is called the `main()` function is called
```python
def main(command):
    print(command)

in this example the variable command in the function is called when the user adds more data to the command

<addon_name> <command>

Lets say we make an addon called time.py with the code:

def main(command):
    import time
    print(time.time())

To run this addon we type

time

using the return function will not do anything because Xshell addons will ignore all returns

Addon arguments

You may have noticed the variable command in the demo script and other addons

This is so that a user can send a second bit of data or argument to the addon

for example lets make a addon called add2.py

def main(command):
   print(int(command)+2)

In this example we have the command variable that is defined by the user so this would return:

add2 5
7