Package: ucm
Urwid renderedConnectionManager (ucm)Released under GNU GPLv3.https://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-3.0.en.htmlThis software can be used by anyone at no cost, however, if you like using this software and can supportplease donate to any of your local charities (childrens hospitals, food banks, shelters, spca,  etc).This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the
GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation: GNU GPLv3.
You must include this entire text with your distribution.This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even
the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.
See the GNU General Public License for more details.About ucmucm is modeled after nccm (NCurses ssh Connection Manager), but built using urwid which provides a similar interface with
added mouse support. see:https://github.com/flyingrhinonz/nccmfor details.UCM provides:a simple TUI for managing and connecting to ssh endpointsa simple TUI for attaching to Docker Containers that are present on your systemUCM intended usersYou have dozens or more of hosts to manage via ssh.Your ssh requirements (identities, ports, users etc) differ from host to host, and you want to simplify thingsYou want a simple interfaces to get console access to your docker containersYou want View all your hosts/containers at once and filter easily so that you know who to connect to.Have a need to use command line, don't have a GUI, or simply prefer to work more efficiently?UCM ConfigurationPersonal configurations are stored in ~/.ucm whereconfig.yml:  is used to information about common runtime items:
logfile - location of the log file
loglevel - log level can be one of: debug, info, warning, error, criticalssh_connnections.yml - used to provide a list of all your managed connections# Each ssh connection is defined as:
    # - name: hostname or identifier
    #   address: ip or dns resolvable name
    #   user: username to connect with
    #   port: tcp port to use: default: 22
    #   identity_file: identity file to use if needed and its not your default key
    #   options: any other ssh options#   
    #   category: identifier    
    #
    # Note: Because UCM will use the address variable to connect, common options like the identity file, port etc
    #       can be done via your ~/.ssh/config e.g.
    #         Host: 192.168.0.*
    #             GSSAPIAuthentication no
    #             StrictHostKeyChecking no
    #             UserKnownHostsFile /dev/null
    #             IdentityFile  ~/.ssh/MyIdentifyFile.pem

- name: test
  address: 192.168.0.4
  user: root
  port: 22
  options: -XUCM UI ControlsThe UI controls are quite simple, The main interactions can all be done via the mouse.Clicking on buttons, RadioButtons etc all work as you would expect via the mouseClicking on a list will mark the row selected, and double clicking will trigger the connect action.If your not using the mouse to control things:page-up, page-down will move up/down a page in the list views, and the help screenup/down arrows will scroll up/down one row at a time in the list views, and the help screen