Open Source JavaScript Terminals - Page 4

PMC (phpMySQLConsole) is a web based MySQL command shell that operate MySQL databases over a simple web interface with SQL queries.

Start building a Preact Progressive Web App in seconds. 100/100 Lighthouse score, right out of the box (proof). Fully automatic code-splitting for routes (see Route-Based Code Splitting). Transparently code-split any component with an async! prefix. Auto-generated Service Workers for offline caching powered by Workbox. PRPL pattern support for efficient loading. Zero-configuration pre-rendering/server-side rendering hydration. Support for CSS Modules, LESS, Sass, and Stylus; with Autoprefixer. Monitor your bundle/chunk sizes with built-in tracking. Automatic app mounting, debug helpers & Hot Module Replacement. The purpose of official preact project templates are to provide opinionated development tooling setups so that users can get started with actual app code as fast as possible. However, these templates are un-opinionated in terms of how you structure your app code and what libraries you use in addition to preact.js.

Combined coded remote-administrative service with SSL secure port scan, anonymous routing and third-party plugin inbuilt for quick and automatic "scan and install" process. Easy to use and will work under firewalls and up to 1024 bit strong cipher

readme-md-generator is able to read your environment (package.json, git config...) to suggest you default answers during the README.md creation process. Make sure you have npx installed (npx is shipped by default since npm 5.2.0).

terminal-image is a Node.js package for displaying images directly inside color-capable terminal applications. It supports PNG and JPEG files as well as animated GIF playback. Terminals with native graphics protocols, including compatible iTerm2 and Kitty environments, can display images at full resolution. Other terminals fall back to colored Unicode block characters using ANSI output. Developers can specify image width and height as terminal dimensions or percentages while preserving aspect ratio by default. The package accepts both image files and in-memory buffers. GIF rendering includes configurable frame-rate limits and custom frame handlers, making the library suitable for rich CLI previews and media-oriented terminal tools.

tty.js is a browser-based terminal application built with Node.js, Express, and Socket.IO. It lets users access terminal sessions through a web interface instead of a local terminal window. The project supports tabs, stacking windows, maximizable terminal panes, and persistent sessions. It can efficiently render command-line programs such as Vim, mc, irssi, vifm, and other interactive terminal tools. It also supports optional Screen or tmux-style keys, xterm mouse events, and 256-color output. tty.js is useful as a legacy reference for web terminal design, remote shell interfaces, socket-driven terminal rendering, and Node-based terminal server experiments.

ttystudio is a terminal-to-GIF recorder built to capture command-line sessions without the usual external tooling headaches. It can record a terminal session and compile the result into a GIF or APNG using its own built-in writers. The project avoids dependencies such as ImageMagick, ffmpeg, shell scripts, and frame concatenation workflows. It records terminal frames through a pseudo-terminal, renders text using parsed bitmap fonts, and writes the animation directly from captured frame data. Users can record and compile in one step or save frames to JSON for later replay and editing. It also supports frame ranges, custom delays, borders, screenshot mode, custom quit keys, logging options, and APNG palette controls.

This Vue CLI preset allows you to quickly start a web extension. Everything you need to build a web extension (manifest.json, .zip building, etc.), thanks to adambullmer/vue-cli-plugin-browser-extension. Build the extension into the dist folder for production. A zip file is also built and is located in the artifacts directory. Build the extension for development and watch over file changes. It also automatically reloads your extension into your browsers. If you are using GitHub Actions, you can easily automatically build a zip of your extension and create a new GitHub release, each time a new tag is pushed. If running webpack in watch mode, you need to stop and restart webpack to apply configuration changes.