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Readme

web-term

`$ web-term`

A full screen terminal in your browser.

Installation

$ npm i web-term

CLI Usage

You can install the package globally and use it as command line tool:

$ npm i -g web-term

Then, run web-term --help and see what the cli tool can do.

Usage

Run web-term and then open localhost:9000 in your web browser. If you want to configure the things, run web-term -h and see what are the available options.

In short:

-d Starts web-term as daemon (e.g. web-term -d)
-p <port> Sets a different port (e.g. web-term -p 5000)
-o Opens the web-term page in the default browser.
-c <cwd> Specifies the current working directory.

Sure, they can be combined:

# The following command will start web-term as daemon
# on localhost:5000, with the current working directory
# set to ~/Documents and after the process is started,
# the web-term page will be opened in browser.
$ web-term -d -p 5000 -c ~/Documents -o

Screenshots

VIM

Alsamixer

Thanks

This project is highly based on tty.js created by @chjj. Thanks a lot for this awesome stuff!

Documentation

For full API reference, see the DOCUMENTATION.md file.

How to contribute

Have an idea? Found a bug? See how to contribute.