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ace-xterm-wc

v1.0.1

Published

A Web Component Combining Ace Editor with an XTerm Terminal as the output target, allowing fiddling with javascript to Termnal output.

Downloads

1

Readme

ace-xterm web component

A Web Component Combining Ace Editor with an XTerm Terminal as the output target. Should work in any modern browser supporting web components, you may need to use a polyfill if you're targeting some browsers.

Tested in Chrome 71+ & Firefox 64+. Demo for micro-chalk.

Ace Screenshot

xTerm Screenshot

Usage

Include the script in your header:

<script src="ace-xterm.wc.js" type="module"></script>

Use an <ace-xterm> HTML tag in your document. Text within the tag will become the code shown in the ace editor upon initialization.

<ace-xterm>
    import { ANSI } from 'https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/[email protected]/src/ANSI.js';

    const log = new ANSI()
        .options( { post: (output) => { console.log(output); return output; } } );

    log`
    {black.White black text on White background.}
            {black.white black text on white background.}
    {Black.White Black text on White background.}
            {Black.white Black text on white background.}

        {Yellow Note use of white vs White, all base colors work this way.}
            {White Title case is bright} and {white lowercase is dim.}
                red -> Red, blue -> Blue, etc.

            chalk          micro-chalk
              {red red}            {red red}
              {redBright redBright}      {Red Red}

              {green green}          {green green}
              {greenBright greenBright}    {Green Green}

              {bgBlue bgBlue}         {.blue .blue}
              {bgBlueBright bgBlueBright}   {.Blue .Blue}

              {bgRed bgRed}          {.red .red}
              {bgRedBright bgRedBright}    {.Red .Red}


    {.Red Sample of White on Red.}
            {.red Sample of White on red.}
    {.Blue Sample of White on Blue.}
            {.blue Sample of White on blue.}
    `;
</ace-xterm>

See the demo.html page for a complete example.


This was developed for use with gitbook documention of micro-chalk.