David Peter

Ok, I'd be okay with adding a "share" button below the terminal. Or a new `share` terminal command. Splitting the input into multiple lines and executing each of them in...

The place to start would be here: https://github.com/sharkdp/insect/blob/1bce3a9c8f835de9eb00c074306893aaf520748c/web/index.html#L132-L138 Instead of calling `term.exec(…)` on the full query string (`queryParams.get("q")`), the input would need to be split into several lines, and then...

You should see the user-defined variables when typing `list` or `ls`.

Ok - sounds like a reasonable request.

Another idea could be to use the slightly longer `ls user` or `ls variables` or `ls vars`. This way, `ls` could maybe show everything and `ls user`/`ls builtin` could show...

That sounds good to me! We should probably list the user variables at the bottom such that they are better visible (if the list is too long)

Thank you for your request. That's a good suggestion, but I'm probably not going to work on this myself.

Good idea! > We can opt to supported the oldest LTS version that has not reached EOL (currently the Node.js 14 line). That sounds good. I'm also okay with setting...

Hm. I noticed today that Ubuntu 20.04 only comes with Node 10. Even Ubuntu 22.04 (LTS) only comes with [Node 12](https://packages.ubuntu.com/jammy/nodejs). It would be great if we could still support...

Unfortunately, the current master version does not work on Ubuntu 20.04 (Node v10.19.0) anymore: ``` import * as Insect from "./insect.js"; ^ SyntaxError: Unexpected token * at Module._compile (internal/modules/cjs/loader.js:723:23) at...