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screen-init

v0.2.0

Published

quickly initialize screen sessions

Downloads

3

Readme

node-screen-init

quickly initialize screen sessions with nodejs

Usage

Run an HTTP server and Grunt watch split screen, with a CouchDB instance in a background screen!

#!/bin/usr/env node

var screen = require('screen-init')()

screen.exec('Python -m SimpleHTTPServer')
screen.splitH()
screen.exec('couchdb')
screen.newScreen()
screen.exec('grunt watch')

API

newScreen, splitH, and splitV calls automatically focus the newly created screen. calls to exec are run on whichever screen has focus

  • exec Takes a string and writes it as input to the currently focused screen.
  • newScreen Creates a new screen and focuses it.
  • splitH Creates a new screen in a horizontal split and focuses it.
  • splitV Same as splitH, but creates a vertical split. Note Older versions of screen do not have this capability!
  • options Custom options can be easily supplied when required using require('screen-init')({options: stuff}). Useful if you have custom bindings. pty.js options are passed through
    • args Array of arguments to be passed to screen
    • meta UTF8 equivalent of screen meta key
    • bindings UTF8 key bindings for screen commands. Defaults:
    {
      'split': 'S',
      'split-v': '|',
      'focus': '\t',
      'screen': 'c',
      'fit': 'F'
    }