Terminal Commands

General

Command	Description	Example
`help`	Returns all available commands	`help`
`ram`	Returns available memory in bytes	`ram`
`version`	Returns version number	`version`
`settings`	Returns list of settings	`settings`
`set -n/ame <value> -v/alue <value>`	Sets value of a specific setting	`set ssid "why fight duck"`
`reset`	Resets all settings to their default values	`reset`
`status`	Returns status of i2c connection with Atmega32u4	`status`
`run <...>`	Starts executing a Ducky script	`run example.txt`
`stop <...>`	Stops executing a Ducky script	`stop example.txt`

Command	Description	Example
`mem`	Returns available, used and free memory of SPIFFS in bytes	`mem`
`format`	Formats SPIFFS	`format`
`ls <...>`	Returns list of files	`ls /`
`create <...>`	Creates file	`create example.duck`
`remove <...>`	Deletes file	`remove example.duck`
`cat <...>`	Returns content of file	`cat example.duck`
`rename -fileA,a <value> -fileB,b <value>`	Renames file	`rename example.duck example.txt`
`write -f/ile <value> -c/ontent <value>`	Writes (appends) data to file	`write example.txt "Hello World!"`
`stream <...>`	Opens file stream	`stream example.txt`
`close`	Closes file stream	`close`
`read`	Read and return the result from file stream	`read`

If a stream is open, everything you type (except messages containing exactly close or read) will be written to the file until you type close!