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term.js
DESCRIPTION
term.js is a full xterm-style terminal emulator written in JavaScript. It was designed to bring interactive terminal behavior into the browser and was used by tty.js for web-based terminal sessions. The project includes server and client examples that connect browser terminal input and output through sockets. It supports terminal dimensions, screen keys, title events, terminal writing, data events, destruction on disconnect, and familiar xterm behavior. It also includes keyboard-driven tmux-like selection and copy-paste workflows in addition to mouse selection. The repository is no longer maintained, but it remains an important reference for browser terminal emulation and early JavaScript terminal UI work.
Features
- Browser-based xterm clone
- JavaScript terminal emulator
- Socket-driven input and output
- Screen key support
- Tmux-like selection mode
- MIT-licensed legacy codebase
Programming Language
JavaScript
Categories
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