Port Watcher
Check a configured list of TCP ports and report which local services accept connections. This Bash project practices Bash fundamentals, practical problem decomposition, validation, and maintainable implementation.
- Estimate
- ~6.5h
- Steps
- 5
- Completed by
- 0
- Proposed by
- codeseed.app
curl · GNU Awk · OpenSSH
Project roadmap
- 01
Define the input contract
~1hSpecify the files, arguments, screens, or records that Port Watcher accepts and the exact output it must produce.
- 02
Build the core data model
~1.5hCreate the data structures for Port Watcher and validate missing, malformed, or out-of-range values.
- 03
Implement the main workflow
~2hImplement the primary Port Watcher workflow end to end using small, testable functions or components.
- 04
Handle edge cases
~1hAdd explicit handling for empty input, invalid values, unavailable resources, and other realistic failures in Port Watcher.
- 05
Test realistic scenarios
~1hCreate normal, boundary, and failure fixtures and verify the expected behavior of Port Watcher.
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