Ulysse is a simple CLI tool for blocking your distracting apps and websites.
Prevent distractions by blocking your most distracting apps and websites, even if you are the administrator of your computer.
Warning
The shield mode block root access to your computer and can block you from disabling Ulysse.
Make sure to remember your password.
If you are blocked, you can still disable Ulysse by running the following commands from a live USB:
rm /etc/sudoers.d/ulysse
usermod -s /bin/bash root # Or edit /etc/passwd file
echo 'nameserver 9.9.9.9' | sudo tee /etc/resolv.conf
- Linux
- Node.js >= 14.0.0
- Block your distracting apps and websites
- Shield mode (no way to bypass)
npm i -g ulysse
Usage: ulysse [OPTIONS]
Ulysse: A simple and powerful tool to block your distracting apps and websites.
Options:
-b, --block TARGET [-t, --time VALUE]
Block a specific website or application. Optionally, add a time-based setting.
The VALUE format can include usage limits, specific time intervals,
or a quick block duration.
Examples:
'ulysse -b example.com' (block indefinitely)
'ulysse -b example.com -t 10m' (block for a short duration)
'ulysse -b MyAppName -t 10h-18h' (block during specific hours)
-u, --unblock TARGET Unblock a specific website or application.
Example: 'ulysse -u example.com' or 'ulysse -u MyAppName'.
-w, --whitelist TARGET Whitelist a specific website.
Example: 'ulysse -w example.com'.
-s, --shield [on|off] [-p, --password VALUE]
Enable or disable shield mode to prevent jailbreak.
By default, the shield mode is on. Use 'off' along with a password to disable it.
The password is required to disable the shield mode.
Example: 'ulysse -s on' to enable or 'ulysse -s off -p myp@ssw0rd' to disable.
-d, --daemon Run Ulysse as a daemon.
Example: 'ulysse -d' or 'ulysse --daemon'.
-v, --version Show the version and exit.
-h, --help Show this message and exit.
Please support me with a one-time or a monthly donation and help me continue my activities.
This project is licensed under the GNU GPL v3.0 - see the LICENSE.txt file for details
Free Software, Hell Yeah!