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vue-custom-console

v1.0.4

Published

custom console system for Vue based on console.js

Downloads

5

Readme

Vue Custom Console npm version

Vue command console component can executes user's custom commands and display the result.

It's based on console.js v.1.2.2, and console.js dev tells that is for game console.

Features

  • console.js v1.2.2 features.
  • hotKeyDisable
  • elementShown vs systemShow mode

Usage

Import And Register this plugin in your app:

<script>
import console from 'vue-custom-console'
Vue.use(console)

new Vue("some options");
</script>

use <v-custom-console> inside template:

<template>
    ......
  <v-custom-console />
    ......
</template>

Options

videoGameConsole

Make Console Like Video Game Console. You can press hotKey ~ to show console.

Default value is false.

When no props value or videoGameConsole = false :

When props value set true :

<template>
    ......
<v-custom-console 
  :videoGameConsole="true"
  :hotKeyDisable="false"
/>
    ......
</template>

You should use this options with :hotKeyDisable="false"

hotKeyDisable

Default hotKey feature is disabled. but when you set videoGameConsole to true, you should enabled hotKey features like below:

<template>
    ......
  <v-custom-console 
    :hotKeyDisable="true"
  />
    ......
</template>

settings

Override default console.js's settings.

  1. Define custom options
<script>
export default{
    data(){
        return {
            overSettings : {
              commands: {
                support () {
                  // Do stuff here to initially setup your command
                  return {
                    // Guide is what shows up in the help system
                    guide: 'Contact a client speciailist',
                    // command is what gets executed when they type the command
                    command () {
                      // return is what is finally sent back to the console as output
                      return 'Contacting a client solutions specialist, hold on...'
                    }
                  }
                },
                reboot () {
                  return {
                    guide: 'Restarts the program',
                    command () {
                      setTimeout(function () { location.reload() }, 1000)
                      return '<span style="color: red">Rebooting...</span>'
                    }
                  }
                }
              }
            }
        }
    }
}

</script>
  1. Pass it to settings props:
<tempalte>
    <v-custom-console :settings="this.overSettings"/>
</tempalte>

below is props overridable and it's default value:

    cmd: '', // The current console command
    logs: [], // The log stack
    history: [],
    historySelector: 0,
    commands: {},
    isShown: false,
    consolePos: 0,
    hotkey: 192 // default 192 `~'
    onShow: null,
    onHide: null,
    onEnter: null,
    onToggle: null,
    placeholder: 'Command?',
    helpCmd: 'guide',
    defaultHandler: null,
    caseSensitive: false,
    historySize: 256,
    welcome: `You can replace this welcome message by using &lt;v-console :settings="yourSettings" /><br>
    Add commands to the console by simply adding a commands: {} to your components!<br/>
    Check the github repo for structure. Any component can mixin as many commands as you need!<br/>
    press up or down for history!<br/>`