MultiTool Documentation

Installation Instructions

Follow these steps to get MultiTool up and running:

1. Download the MultiTool.exe file from the download page.
2. Run the `.exe` file and follow the on-screen installation instructions.
3. After installation, you can run MultiTool from your desktop or start menu.

Using MultiTool

Once MultiTool is installed, you can use it from your terminal or command line. Below are some examples:

• Install a Python package: python -m multi_tool pip install
• Run a Node.js build script: python -m multi_tool node build
• Check Git status: python -m multi_tool git status
• Run a Docker container: python -m multi_tool docker run

Supported Features

MultiTool supports the following programming languages and tools:

• Python & Pip: Install, uninstall, list packages, and manage virtual environments.
• Node.js & NPM: Handle npm packages, run scripts, and more.
• Docker: Manage containers, images, and configurations.
• Git: Check status, pull/push changes, and more.
• Multiple Languages: Support for Ruby, Java, Go, Rust, C++, and more.

Common Commands

Here are some commonly used commands in MultiTool:

• Install a package (Python): python -m multi_tool pip install
• Run npm build: python -m multi_tool node run build
• Check Docker containers: python -m multi_tool docker ps
• Git pull latest changes: python -m multi_tool git pull

Troubleshooting

If you experience issues, here are some common troubleshooting steps:

• Issue: MultiTool commands are not recognized. Solution: Ensure that Python is correctly installed and added to your system's PATH.
• Issue: Can't access Docker commands. Solution: Ensure Docker is installed and running on your machine.
• Issue: Package installation fails. Solution: Check that your internet connection is stable, and try using a VPN if necessary.

Help and Support

If you need further assistance, please reach out to the MultiTool support team or refer to our community forums for additional help.