TERMINEX

Terminex is a intuitive, simple and cross-platform terminal made using JS

Installation

Start by cloning the project from GitHub.

git clone https://github.com/katungi/terminex.git

You can also download the zip and extract it to a folder called Terminex

LINUX

Open the terminex directory:

cd terminex

Give the installer permissions:

chmod +x terminex-linux-installer

then run it:

sudo terminex-linux-installer

WINDOWS

If you are on windows, run the .bat file by right clicking it and running as administrator. This will install all the dependencies you need to run the terminal.

Running The Terminal

LINUX

Once the installation is done, you can launch Terminex from your application menu. Just search for it. You can also start it by running Terminex in your current terminal

WINDOWS

Start Terminex by running:

npm start

RELEASE INFO

Updated and added copy and paste functionalities. To copy use CTRL + INS To paste use CTRL + SHIFT + V

• Note: You can also use SHIFT + INS to paste

We also added right click to select functionality among other changes.

Issues being worked on

• Resizing Issues on linux,
• Building a custom prompt for uniformity,
• Adding mouse events,
• Adding a menu

Built With

• Visual Studio Code - Development Environment
• Electron JS - Development Tool
• Hyper - Inspiration for the project
• HTML/CSS - UI development
• Love - Key ingredient (Naah, Just Kidding, It's JS)

WARNING

The project was built by a coffee-high dev in 3 hours. 1 hour of coding and 2 for debugging C++ stuff He has no idea about.

Key things to know:

• I intentionally excluded zsh for further testing since it breaks when the user has a custom theme.
• Be kind with the critism 🥺

Contributing

Please read CONTRIBUTING.md for details on our code of conduct, and the process for submitting pull requests to us.

If you have Any ideas about the project, Feel free to open an issue. I have no life so I will respond almost immediately.

Author

Daniel Dennis - Initial work - Other Works

See also the list of contributors who participated in this project.

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE.md file for details