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galileo-terminal

v0.2.0

Published

Galileo terminal for console.

Downloads

8

Readme

Galileo Console Terminal :pager:

Fully terminal support with some additional tweaks.

Works fully via Universal API.

How to install

Run npm i -g galileo-terminal

How to run

Usage: galileo-terminal -u $user -p $pass -b $tb

  -u, --username string   Username from credentials.
  -p, --password string   Password from credentials.
  -b, --branch string     Target branch from credentials.
  -t, --timeout number    Timeout for request to uapi. Optional.
  -c, --pcc string        PCC to emulate. Optional.
  -h, --help string       Help

How to use

After you start this programm press h for additional information.

List of commands:
    C-c - copy all the screen to clipboard
    enter - execute last command
    e - enter to system editor
    i - edit in vim mode
    esc - exit vim mode
    c - clean the screen
    up,down - walk through history

FAQ

  1. How to fix Command is missing error?
  • Probably you have deleted > symbol from screen. It's used for command separation.
  1. How to get out of edit mode?
  • Try to use Esc key or C-q to exit.
  1. How can I change editor used by e key?
  • This is your system default editor. You google how to change it.
  1. How can I select text to copy?
  • Yes we know that. Module blessed in editor mode can't do that for you. But you can try e mode or C-c to copy entire screen.