⚡ BashForm

Create and share forms using SSH. Users can participate in forms without installing any additional packages.

Key Features

• 💻 Terminal-Based Forms: Create forms and fill them out directly from the terminal.
• 🔑 Secure Authorization: Users authenticate using their SSH keys, eliminating the need for passwords and ensuring a secure experience.
• 👶 No Installation Required: Users respond to forms via SSH, eliminating the need for installing client software.
• 🫂 Easy Form Sharing: Share forms using unique codes, enabling global participation.
• 🚀 Customizable Forms: Create forms with any number of questions, tailored to your needs.

How It Works

Bashform leverages SSH to provide a simple and secure interface for creating and interacting with forms. Here's how:

• Form Creation: Generate forms with a specified number of questions and a unique code.
• Form Filling: Respond to forms securely via SSH using the assigned code.
• Form Responses: Retrieve form responses, allowing for easy data collection.

Installation

There is no installation required for using Bashform. As long as you have SSH access, you can:

• Create forms
• Respond to forms
• Get form responses

Usage

Note

You need an SSH key to use bashform. If you don't have one (WHY?), you can generate one using the following command:

ssh-keygen -t rsa -b 4096 -C "<your_email>"

Fill Out a Form

To fill out a form, use the following command:

ssh -t bashform.me form <code>
# or
ssh -t bashform.me f <code>

Replace <code> with the unique code of the form you wish to fill out.

Create a New Form

To create a new form, use the command:

ssh -t bashform.me create <num_of_questions> <code>
# or
ssh -t bashform.me c <num_of_questions> <code>

Replace <num_of_questions> with the number of questions you want in the form, and <code> with the unique code for your form.

Get Forms and Responses

To get a list of forms and responses, use the following command:

ssh -t bashform.me forms

This will display a list of forms and by selecting a form, you can view the responses.

Example

Creating a Form

ssh -t bashform.me create 2 myform

This creates a form with 2 questions and the code myform.

Filling Out a Form

ssh -t bashform.me form myform

This allows you to respond to the form with the code myform.

Getting Form Responses

ssh -t bashform.me forms

Try It Out

You can try out Bashform by using the following commands:

ssh -t bashform.me f devmegablaster

Contributing

Contributions are welcome! If you'd like to improve Bashform, follow these steps:

1. Fork the repository.
2. Create a new branch: git checkout -b feature-branch.
3. Make your changes and commit: git commit -m 'Add new feature'.
4. Push to the branch: git push origin feature-branch.
5. Submit a pull request.