- Expanded the README to include detailed features, installation instructions, usage guidelines, and plugin system information.
- Introduced sections on command history, tab completion, custom aliases, and status bar functionality.
- Clarified system support and configuration options, enhancing user understanding and accessibility.
- Implemented a new command in install.sh that opens the ZDTT GitHub repository in the user's default web browser based on the operating system.
- Updated the help text to include the new command, improving user access to the repository.
- Removed the previous 'github' command from terminal.py to streamline functionality and avoid redundancy.
- Introduced a new command 'github' that opens the ZDTT GitHub repository in the default web browser.
- Updated the help text to include the new command, enhancing user accessibility to the repository.
- Implemented error handling for browser opening failures, providing users with a fallback URL in case of issues.
- Added logic to detect the user's shell (bash or zsh) and update the appropriate configuration file for PATH modification.
- Improved user prompts to reflect the detected shell configuration file.
- Implemented checks to prevent duplicate PATH entries and create the configuration file if it doesn't exist.
- Updated the release version in index.html and version.txt to v0.1.2.b.1.
- Added macOS detection and installation instructions for Python 3 in install.sh.
- Refactored terminal.py to include first-class support for macOS, updating distribution prompts and compatibility checks.
- Improved user experience by integrating Homebrew installation prompts for Python 3 on macOS.
- Updated the release version in index.html and version.txt to v0.1.2.b.
- Refactored terminal.py to consolidate system detection and plugin management functionalities, enhancing code organization and maintainability.
- Removed deprecated modules and streamlined the command execution process for better performance.
- Implemented a mechanism to ensure the 'zdtt' package is importable from both repository and installed locations.
- Added a fallback search for the package in various candidate directories if the initial import fails, enhancing compatibility and usability.
- Moved various functions related to plugin validation and quarantine to the zdtt.plugins module for better organization and reusability.
- Updated the handling of protected commands to source from the plugins module.
- Refactored status bar management functions to utilize the zdtt.status_bar module, improving code clarity and separation of concerns.
- Simplified the display banner and compatibility warning functions by delegating to the zdtt.ui module.
- Enhanced the command execution process by integrating shell command execution from the zdtt.shell module.
- Introduced a mechanism to manage trusted plugins, allowing them to use imports safely.
- Updated loading and saving of trusted plugins in the configuration file.
- Implemented user prompts for trust confirmation when plugins request to use imports, enhancing security measures for plugin execution.
- Updated index.html and version.txt to reflect the new release version v0.1.2.a.7.
- Added an auto-update option in install.sh to streamline the update process without user prompts.
- Modified terminal.py to support the new auto-update flag during updates.
- Updated index.html and version.txt to reflect the new release version v0.1.2.a.6.
- Introduced security measures for plugin loading in terminal.py, including AST validation and quarantine for unsafe plugins.
- Added a safe mode option to prevent plugin loading, enhancing overall security.
- Updated index.html to reflect that ZDTT is now Linux-only, removing references to macOS.
- Modified descriptions and prompts in terminal.py to clarify support for only Debian-based and Arch Linux systems.
- Removed macOS-specific installation instructions and checks from the terminal code.
- Updated compatibility messages and descriptions to include macOS support.
- Modified user prompts and checks to accommodate macOS installation requirements.
- Revised HTML content to reflect the expanded support for macOS alongside Debian and Arch.
- Added functions to load and save the user's distribution preference from a config file.
- Updated check_system_compatibility to utilize saved preferences, reducing user prompts.
- Enhanced load_preferences method to include loading of distro settings.
- Replaced the -oszdtt flag with an auto shell fallback for unknown commands.
- Introduced a new method for executing system commands with real-time I/O streaming.
- Enhanced error handling for command execution and improved user feedback.
- Updated version number in version.txt.
- Improved smooth scrolling for anchor links in script.js.
- Added Intersection Observer for fade-in animations in script.js.
- Enhanced CSS styles for various elements, including buttons, metrics, and backgrounds for better visual appeal and interactivity.
- Updated terminal.py to support Arch Linux alongside Debian-based systems.
- Implemented distro detection and user override for unsupported distributions.
- Added a status bar feature with customizable colors and live updates.
- Introduced JSON-based user preferences for status bar color.
- Replaced neofetch with fastfetch for system info display.
- Updated version to 0.1.2.a in version.txt.
- Created a new website with installation instructions, features, and community engagement.
- Added JavaScript for interactive elements and CSS for styling the website.
