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@ai-matrx/terminal

v0.1.24

Published

The AI Matrx terminal: xterm 6 with fit (to its box or to the visual viewport above an on-screen keyboard), a theme that follows the app, a transport-free handle any PTY drives, phone-grade touch (momentum scroll, long-press word select, copy), a Termius-

Readme

@ai-matrx/terminal

The AI Matrx terminal: xterm 6 with everything a host would otherwise rebuild, phone first.

pnpm add @ai-matrx/terminal

| Entry | What it is | |---|---| | @ai-matrx/terminal | Framework-free core: accessory keys and their bytes, the Ctrl/Alt latch, the touch gesture recognizer, selection and visual-viewport math, the theme, and createLineEditor. | | @ai-matrx/terminal/react | <Terminal> and <AccessoryBar>. | | @ai-matrx/terminal/styles.css | Structural CSS (imported by <Terminal> itself). | | @ai-matrx/terminal/tokens.css | Default --mxt-* colours, for a host without its own theme. |

A PTY

import { Terminal } from "@ai-matrx/terminal/react";

<Terminal
  fit="viewport" // phones: grow to the bottom of the visual viewport, above the keyboard
  onReady={(term) => pty.onOutput((bytes) => term.write(bytes))} // write() resolves after parse
  onData={(keys) => pty.write(keys)} // already modified by the bar's Ctrl / Alt
  onResize={({ cols, rows }) => pty.resize(cols, rows)}
/>;

One command per call (no PTY)

import { createLineEditor } from "@ai-matrx/terminal";

const editor = createLineEditor({
  write: (d) => term.xterm.write(d),
  prompt: () => "$ ",
  history: () => commands,
  onSubmit: async (line) => {
    term.write(await run(line));
    editor.done(); // prompt again, then any typeahead or pasted lines
  },
});
// <Terminal onData={(d) => editor.input(d)} … />

On a coarse pointer the terminal turns on its phone layer: tap to type, drag to scroll with momentum, press and hold to select a word (drag to extend, Copy), and a 44px keyboard bar (Esc Tab Ctrl Alt, arrows, | / ~ -, Home End PgUp PgDn, Paste, hide keyboard). Ctrl: tap = the next key, double-tap = locked.

Colours: map the --mxt-* tokens to your theme, or import tokens.css.

MIT © AI Matrix Engine