A little Rust-based server for running scripts stored on the server. Currently supports:
- PowerShell
- Python
- Shell
git clone to a directory, and cargo build. The /scripts directory and its contents (except for .gitignore files) will be copied to the output directory when built.
Run articulator [hostname] and connect to http://hostname in your browser. If no hostname is given, Articulator will bind to localhost:3000. Any files in the /scripts directory will be listed. Clicking on a link to those files will attempt to execute that script, then return its output to the caller in the HTTP response.
Articulator will look in the /scripts folder for scripts to run. Anything in the ret_immediately folder will return a generic response immediately, and then kick off the requested script after a small delay. This is useful for running scripts that might prevent the server from sending a response in a timely manner (e.g. putting the server the sleep).
http://hostname/ will generate and return a small HTML page which show all the scripts in the /scripts folder and its subdirectories.
http://hostname/scr will return a JSON response with all scripts listed.
http://hostname/scr/ScriptNameHere will attempt to execute ScriptNameHere. Script names are a script's file name, minus their extension.
Nonexistent. Do not expose this to the open internet, or Bad Things will probably happen. Wrap it up in apache or nginx (which actually does have a Windows version!) and make them act as reverse proxies, and do authentication and encryption.