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# mtm-ssh-menu
A small Bash utility to browse SSH targets from YAML configuration and connect to them with `fzf`.
## Features
- Interactive selection with `fzf`
- Global defaults for SSH user, port, and jump hosts
- Per-host overrides in grouped YAML files
- Support for jump hosts via named aliases
- Simple, dependency-light Bash script
## Requirements
- `bash`
- `ssh`
- `fzf`
- `jq`
- `yq`
## Usage
```bash
./mtm-ssh-menu [--config-dir DIR]
```
Options:
- `--help`: show help
- `--config-dir DIR`: use a custom configuration directory
By default, the script reads configuration from:
- `~/.config/mtm-ssh-menu/global.yaml`
- `~/.config/mtm-ssh-menu/hosts/*.yaml`
## Configuration format
### `global.yaml`
```yaml
ssh:
default_user: root
default_port: 22
default_options: ""
jump_hosts:
office: "user@192.168.10.11"
```
### `hosts/dev.yaml`
```yaml
group: dev
servers:
- name: api-1
aliases:
- api
- backend
host: 192.168.10.11
user: dev
port: 2222
```
Each host entry can define:
- `name`
- `aliases`
- `host`
- `user`
- `port`
- `jump_host`
## Example workflow
1. Create the config directory.
2. Add `global.yaml` and one or more files under `hosts/`.
3. Run the script.
4. Select a target in the menu and connect.
## Sample configuration
A complete sample configuration is available in `sample-config/`.
## Notes
- The script requires `yq`, `jq`, `ssh`, and `fzf` to be installed.
- Jump hosts are resolved by name from `global.yaml`.
- If a host does not define a user or port, global defaults are used.