Bash Scripting Playground
Learn and practice bash commands in a safe, interactive environment. No installation required!
Bash Terminal
user@bash-playground:~$ Welcome to the Bash Scripting Playground!
user@bash-playground:~$ Type 'help' for available commands or try one of the examples.
user@bash-playground:~$ This is a simulated bash environment running in your browser.
user@bash-playground:~$ Enter bash commands below and press Enter to execute.
user@bash-playground:~$ Ready for commands...
user@bash-playground:~$
Command History
Bash Script Editor
Example Bash Commands & Scripts
Bash Command Cheatsheet
File Operations
ls -la
List all files with details
cp file1 file2
Copy file1 to file2
mv file1 dir/
Move file1 to directory
rm file
Remove/delete a file
cat file
Display file contents
Directory Operations
pwd
Print working directory
cd directory
Change directory
mkdir dir
Create new directory
rmdir dir
Remove empty directory
find . -name "*.txt"
Find files by name
System Information
whoami
Display current user
date
Show current date/time
uname -a
Display system info
df -h
Disk free space (human readable)
ps aux
List running processes
Text Processing
grep "pattern" file
Search for pattern in file
sed 's/old/new/g' file
Replace text in file
head -n 10 file
Show first 10 lines
tail -n 10 file
Show last 10 lines
wc -l file
Count lines in file
How to Use This Bash Playground
- Direct Terminal Commands - Type commands in the terminal input and press Enter to execute them
- Write Scripts - Use the script editor to write multi-line bash scripts, then click "Run Script"
- Try Examples - Click on example buttons or cards to load ready-to-run bash commands
- Learn with Cheatsheet - Refer to the bash command cheatsheet for common commands
- Command History - Click on previous commands in the history to re-run them
- Download Scripts - Save your scripts by clicking the download button
- Clear Workspace - Use clear buttons to reset terminal or editor
Note: This is a simulated bash environment running in your browser. It doesn't access your actual file system but provides a safe space to learn and practice bash commands.
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