Commands Block

This feature is Experimental

Command Usage Documentation

Purpose

The provided command index.py is used to perform a specific action or operation. In this case, it appears to be referencing a Python script named index.py.

Usage

To use this command, follow the syntax:

commands {
    index.py
}

Replace index.py with the actual name of the Python script you want to execute.

Example

Suppose you have a Python script named my_script.py and you want to execute it using this command. Your configuration file would look like this:

commands {
    my_script.py
}

Supported languages

The script is dispatched by its extension:

Extension(s)	Runs with
.py	python (python3 on Linux/macOS)
.js, .mjs, .cjs, .jsx	node
.ts, .tsx	tsc

Make sure the matching runtime is installed and available on your PATH.

Remote scripts

A line can also be a URL. Remote scripts are downloaded into the scripts folder before running:

commands {
    https://example.com/setup.py
}

Secure mode

By default the runner inspects each script before executing it: scripts with unusually high entropy (a sign of obfuscation) or that trip the built-in security rules are blocked. You can turn this off with the --no-secure flag — only do so for scripts you trust.

Scripts files locations in Operations Systems:

System	Location
Linux	home/<YOUR_USERNAME>/.config/scimon/scripts/
MacOS	/Users/<YOUR_USERNAME>/Library/Application Support/scimon/scripts/
Windows	C:\Users\<YOUR_USERNAME>\AppData\Roaming\scimon\scripts\

Notes

• Ensure the script file exists in the current directory, provide a full path, or use a URL.
• Make sure the corresponding runtime (Python, Node.js, or TypeScript) is installed and accessible from the command line.