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@go-go-golems/os-repl

v0.1.6

Published

Reusable React terminal and REPL UI components with theme CSS.

Downloads

1,009

Readme

@go-go-golems/os-repl

Terminal and REPL-oriented React UI components and theme styles from go-go-os.

This package is useful when you want command-line or terminal-like interaction patterns inside a React app. It can be used directly, and it is also reused by higher-level packages such as @go-go-golems/os-widgets.

Installation

npm install @go-go-golems/os-repl react react-dom @reduxjs/toolkit react-redux

Main exports

The package exports:

  • MacRepl
  • MAC_REPL_STATE_KEY
  • createMacReplStateSeed
  • macReplActions
  • macReplReducer
  • selectMacReplState
  • REPL controller helpers such as resolveReplCompletionState and executeReplSubmission
  • built-in sample data and demo driver helpers

Theme usage

Import the package theme CSS:

import '@go-go-golems/os-repl/theme';

If you are already importing @go-go-golems/os-widgets/theme, the REPL theme is already included there.

Minimal example

import { Provider } from 'react-redux';
import { configureStore } from '@reduxjs/toolkit';
import {
  MacRepl,
  MAC_REPL_STATE_KEY,
  macReplReducer,
} from '@go-go-golems/os-repl';
import '@go-go-golems/os-repl/theme';

const store = configureStore({
  reducer: {
    [MAC_REPL_STATE_KEY]: macReplReducer,
  },
});

export function App() {
  return (
    <Provider store={store}>
      <MacRepl />
    </Provider>
  );
}

When to use this package

Use @go-go-golems/os-repl when you want:

  • a retro/mac-style REPL component
  • command submission and completion behavior
  • terminal-oriented UI building blocks

Do not start with this package if your goal is a general design-system consumer app. In that case, begin with @go-go-golems/os-core and add os-repl only when you specifically need REPL functionality.

Notes

  • This package is published as ESM.
  • The theme export is CSS-only and intended as a side-effect import.
  • The reducer and state key are intended for explicit Redux store wiring in standalone consumers.

License

MIT