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oorja-dev

v1.6.5

Published

stream terminals to the web and more.

Downloads

32

Readme

TeleType

cli tool that allows you to share your terminal online conveniently. Check out teletype.oorja.io - show off mad cli-fu, help a colleague, teach, or troubleshoot.

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Your stream can be view-only or collaboration enabled (command-line flag).

Install and stream!

  • You'll need Node 16. CLI is available via npm. You can setup node/npm from here. Only Node 16 is supported
  • optional but highly recommended for successful install -> npm install without sudo.
  • npm install -g oorja
  • teletype
  • teletype -m (for collaboration mode)

Misc: If you have issues installing on apple M1 or similar systems:

  • sudo xcode-select --install
  • CXXFLAGS="--std=c++17" npm install -g oorja

your stream is end-to-end encrypted

PRO TIP: Any participant in the room can stream their terminal(s) i.e there can be multiple streams at the same time, and you can switch between them like terminal tabs!

For options: teletype -h

Note This is the cli companion for teletype.oorja.io which is a privacy focussed collaboration tool with more features like voice, notes, and chat - privacy policy. TLDR: Nothing stored on servers. Your data is end-to-end encrypted, synced between browsers (and cli) 🍻. No prying eyes.

Like it ? follow or tweet, tell your colleagues 👩🏻‍💻

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Feel free to open issues for bugs, improvements, app-discussions, and anything else really.

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Commands

oorja teletype [ROOM]

Launch a terminal streaming session in oorja.

USAGE
  $ oorja teletype [ROOM]

OPTIONS
  -h, --help         show CLI help

  -m, --multiplex    allows room users to WRITE TO YOUR SHELL i.e enables collaboration mode. Make sure you trust room
                     participants. Off by default

  -s, --shell=shell  [default: /usr/bin/fish] shell to use. e.g. bash, fish

ALIASES
  $ oorja tty

EXAMPLES
  $ teletype
  will prompt to choose streaming destination - existing room or create a new one.


  $ teletype 'https://oorja.io/rooms?id=foo'
  will stream to the room specified by secret link, you must have joined the room before streaming.


  $ teletype -m 'https://oorja.io/rooms?id=foo'
  Will also allow room participants to write to your terminal!

oorja signout

sign-out and clear saved access token from any prior login. By default cli saves the token for any signed-in user (anonymous tokens aren't remembered). Any new command will ask for a token again after sign-out.

USAGE
  $ oorja signout

oorja help [COMMAND]

display help for oorja

USAGE
  $ oorja help [COMMAND]

ARGUMENTS
  COMMAND  command to show help for

OPTIONS
  --all  see all commands in CLI