Command List for PiConsole v1.2 status - Checks if the Raspberry Pi is online or offline. - Response: "Online" if reachable, "Offline" otherwise. temperature - Retrieves and displays the current CPU temperature. - Response: "Current temperature: [Temperature] °C". diskusage - Provides details about disk usage (total, used, free space). - Response: "Disk usage: [Usage Details]". memoryusage - Provides details about memory (RAM) usage. - Response: "Memory usage: [Usage Details]". ls - Lists files and directories in the current directory. - Response: "Listing files: [File List]". cat [filename] - Displays the contents of a specified file. - Response: "Contents of [filename]: [File Content]". networkinfo - Provides network information (IP addresses, MAC addresses, etc.). - Response: "Network information: [Network Details]". update - Updates software packages. - Response: "Software updated successfully" or "Failed to update software". reboot - Initiates a reboot of the Raspberry Pi. - Response: "Rebooting the Raspberry Pi...". shutdown - Initiates a shutdown of the Raspberry Pi. - Response: "Shutting down the Raspberry Pi...". ssh - Provides the command to connect to the Raspberry Pi via SSH. - Response: "To connect via SSH, use: ssh username@raspberry_ip". run [filename] - Executes a specified Python file and displays the output. - Response: "Output of [filename]: [Execution Output]" or "Error running [filename]: [Error Message]". uptime - Displays the system's uptime. - Response: "System uptime: System uptime:\nIn seconds: [Uptime in seconds] seconds.\nIn minutes: [Uptime in minutes] minutes.\nIn hours: [Uptime in hours] hours.". externalscript [url] - Allows you to run a Python script using a URL. Temporarily downloads the file from the internet and runs it. - Response: "External script executed successfully. Output:\n[Output]" or "Failed to fetch external script. Status code: [Response Statuscode]" or "Error executing external script: [url]" version - Returns the version of the PiConsole you are running. - Response: "[Version num]".