🤖 binary-os-sim

Hyper-Realistic OS Simulation is a hyper-realistic CLI tool designed to simulate an operating system's boot process in a visually engaging and interactive manner. Ideal for both educational demonstrations and entertainment, this project showcases the fundamentals of binary operations and system initialization through a detailed, step-by-step simulation.

🚀 Features

• Hyper-Realistic OS Boot Simulation
  Dive into an ultra-detailed emulation of an OS boot process, including UEFI firmware, bootloader, kernel initialization, and user-space activation.

• Interactive Binary Logic Operations
  Perform real-time binary operations (AND, OR, XOR, NOT, NAND, NOR, XNOR) with user inputs, complete with detailed bit-by-bit explanations.

• Granular Progress Visualization
  Track each boot stage with a dynamic progress bar, reflecting intricate steps like kernel module loading and network stack setup.

• ANSI Color-Coded Terminal Output
  Enjoy visually distinct, color-coded messages for every phase—firmware (blue), kernel (green), operations (magenta)—for clarity and engagement.

• Advanced Logging System
  Capture every action with timestamped logs, verbose debugging (e.g., dmesg, journalctl), and robust error handling with stack traces.

• Configurable Real-Time Delays
  Experience authentic timing with adaptive delays, adjustable via --speed=<value>, mimicking real hardware and software interactions.

• Hardware & Software Realism
  Simulate CPU features (SSE/AVX), PCI/PCIe scanning, NUMA/DMA memory management, I/O schedulers (CFQ), and systemd services (cron, udev).

• Network & Security Enhancements
  Features TCP congestion control (BBR), Jumbo Frames, DNS resolution, and firewall rules (nftables) for a complete system experience.

📦 Installation

Follow these steps to get started:

1. Clone the repository:

   git clone https://github.com/q1sh101/binary-os-sim.git
   cd binary-os-sim

2. Run the command:

   npm install

3. Run the command:

   npm start

or

1. Run the command:

   npm install -g binary-os-sim

2. Run the command:

   npx binary-os-sim

💡 Contributing

Contributions are welcome! Feel free to open an issue or submit a pull request.