jcubic/jquery.terminal

JQuery Terminal Emulator

danishjmi01

@danishjmi01

I understand its difficult to figureout problem without reproduction. But I am restricted by my organisation's policies. And thank you for all your suggestions and advices till now. If I manage to get approvals to share specific things, I will let you know.

Jakub T. Jankiewicz

@jcubic

@danishjmi01 you can tell your boss or whoever is in charge that I can sign the NDA and we can contact privately, maybe with an email or some other online form of communication. I'm also providing paid support if you need any.

Ra0R

@Ra0R

Hey guys, is there a possibility to create a selection of options (e.g. [start stop quit]) which can be selected with the keyboard arrows?

I skimmed the documentation and didn't find anything.

Jakub T. Jankiewicz

@jcubic

@Ra0R there is new extension, forms. see demo https://codepen.io/jcubic/pen/jOWRLex

Sorry, for the delay, I didn't notice the message

Ice Badger

@TheIceBadger_twitter

Hi, fairly new to jQuery Terminal (and JS in general) I am playing around a bit with it and was wondering if its possible to type a command in Terminal A, that can echo or do something over on Terminal B? Like a visual log of IP addresses for example :D

Jakub T. Jankiewicz

@jcubic

yes you need to create two terminals terminal jquery plugin return jquery terminal object that can be used to echo and do stuff. you need to keep two variables for both terminals and when command is executed on one terminal you call echo or exec on the other terminal.

I can create simple example if you need but I'm pretty limited right now because I don't have access to my computer. I'm using my phone. Will be back from my vacation in the end of the week.

Ice Badger

@TheIceBadger_twitter

I would love an example! I will play around with it a bit and see if I can figure it out, thanks a lot!

Ice Badger

@TheIceBadger_twitter

I think I figured it out!

var termTrace = $('#trace').terminal(function(command, term) {
        var cmd = $.terminal.parse_command(command);
        switch (cmd.name) {
            case 'echo':
                termMem.echo('Hello World');
                break;
        }
}, {
    greetings: null,
    name: 'trace',
    height: 90,
    width: 810,

});    

var termMem = $('#memory').terminal(function(command, term) {
        var cmd = $.terminal.parse_command(command);
        switch (cmd.name) {
            case 'echo':
                termTrace.echo('Hello World');
                break;
        }
    }, {
        greetings: null,
        name: 'memory',
        height: 960,
        width: 240,
    });

This will let my type "echo" in one terminal and "Hello World" shows up in the other :D
Let me know if that's how it should be done ^^

Jakub T. Jankiewicz

@jcubic

yes exactly like this, also you can use termTrace.exec(`echo "something"`); since you have echo command on trace terminal.

Ice Badger

@TheIceBadger_twitter

Thank you so much for pointing me in the right direction, I have been stuck trying to figure it out for days!

Jakub T. Jankiewicz

@jcubic

but also with code like this if you call exec(echo) you will get infinite loop probably the browser will freeze. I'm not sure if you will get stack Overflow error.

Ice Badger

@TheIceBadger_twitter

Right now one of them just has nothing in it and I just echo things to that from another terminal, so one handles everything the other just sits there and shows stuff :D

sysc4ll

@sysc4ll_gitlab

hello, how to clear the screen with clear() command, but display the greetings message like the start

please

Jakub T. Jankiewicz

@jcubic

You need to use onClear: function() { } option

best is to put the greetings into variable and echo it in onClear.

sysc4ll

@sysc4ll_gitlab

when i use clear command in my term, there is a bug. Look here : https://pixshare.de/image/screenshot-2021-11-07-15-39-29.vfI7W

the prompt cursor is under the prompt

Jakub T. Jankiewicz

@jcubic

Do you have a demo online? It's hard ot say without seeing the code

sysc4ll

@sysc4ll_gitlab

no :( i have not. Sorry. But i can paste my code on pastebin

sysc4ll

@sysc4ll_gitlab

i understand, sorry to have disturb you, I'll be back later with a little line of code. But it seems to be a little bug. Good evening

Jakub T. Jankiewicz

@jcubic

You need to give me a way to reproduce the issue, either by creating demo online. you can use git to put your code (or gitlab looking at your username)

sysc4ll

@sysc4ll_gitlab

thanks

Jakub T. Jankiewicz

@jcubic

I also need to know what browser and system your using and which version of the library

sysc4ll

@sysc4ll_gitlab

I'll be back later with all of that, thanks again

sysc4ll

@sysc4ll_gitlab

hi! firefox: 94.0.1 your lib: 2.29.4 (npm version)

I'm on 4G in a hospital, i can't route port to my laptop from my smartphone

but i can upload my code in a tar.gz or zip

in private please

Jakub T. Jankiewicz

@jcubic

@sysc4ll_gitlab you can send it my email jcubic@onet.pl

sysc4ll

@sysc4ll_gitlab

thank you :)

sysc4ll

@sysc4ll_gitlab

it's send

Jakub T. Jankiewicz

@jcubic

Do you have any instruction how to run or build your app?

main package.json file is empty, just {}

sysc4ll

@sysc4ll_gitlab

for dependencies : in theme/sysc4ll : npm install

for run hugo (with sass version) in the root folder: hugo server --theme sysc4ll --disableFastRender

Jakub T. Jankiewicz

@jcubic

if you create a project for someone you should at least write README on how to run it. I don't have a crystal ball.

sysc4ll

@sysc4ll_gitlab

yes, ok, sorry and thanks

it's just for me, but i take your help

Jakub T. Jankiewicz

@jcubic

and do I need to install hugo globally? What is the name of the package? hugo?

sysc4ll

@sysc4ll_gitlab

on ubuntu and i suppose on debian : sudo apt install hugo

Jakub T. Jankiewicz

@jcubic

It is a bug, I'm not sure why it's happening will need to investiage

Jakub T. Jankiewicz

@jcubic

it may be a bug in the browser, that is caused by your display: flex !important on terminal object.

sysc4ll

@sysc4ll_gitlab

ok :) thank you very much.

in chrome it's the same

sysc4ll

@sysc4ll_gitlab

yes. display: block !important and it's good :)

thank you very much again, good luck, and good day, bye

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