#๐Ÿ”’ New but have an idea for a project. Before I start from scratch, where can I find shell(?) program

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halcyon iron
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Shell might not be the right word. But I am sure I am not the firat to write something similiar to this. I know this is a noob question, but where would I be able to browse and search some pre written programs that I would just need to customize for my partcular needs?

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upper chasm
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To be honest it's all I know on this topic of finding prewritten programs but have you tried looking on GitHub, there are so many programs there...

halcyon iron
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I haven't. It was the first thing to come to mind, but I figured asking first might be best because GutHub is literally the only one I can think of. just didn't know if anything was better or more appropriate i should say

upper chasm
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Yeah well I don't personally know any other place but we'll have to see as others might recommend something more...

halcyon iron
humble oracle
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like

cat test.txt
# shows the contents of test.txt
halcyon iron
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Basically the program will be a employee portal that I can have a menu with different tasks (Like look up cleaning tasks, counting register, list of what to inventory).

I would of course customize it for my specific needs, but I am sure someone has already written a good menuing script with management codes to create employees and permissions and such

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