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@orkestrel/terminal

v0.0.16

Published

An interactive terminal-prompt toolkit — a headless prompt state-machine broker, an SSE client bridge, and a raw-mode terminal driver. Part of the @orkestrel line.

Readme

@orkestrel/terminal

The terminal side of a form: a key decoder, a presentation theme, the pure per-field reducers, the headless broker that parks a live form until somebody elsewhere answers it, the SSE bridge that carries a parked form to a machine with a keyboard, and the manager that routes parked forms between named endpoints.

@orkestrel/form owns the document — the schema, the controls, the rules, the values, and the settle-once answer promise — and this package declares none of it a second time. Part of the @orkestrel line, built beside @orkestrel/console (the shared style engine), @orkestrel/contract, @orkestrel/emitter, @orkestrel/database, and @orkestrel/sse.

Install

npm install @orkestrel/terminal

Requirements

  • Node.js >= 22
  • Core and ./server both ship dual ESM+CJS builds

Usage

Ask one whole form at this machine's keyboard:

import { createForm } from '@orkestrel/form'
import { createTerminal } from '@orkestrel/terminal/server'

const terminal = createTerminal()
const values = await terminal.ask(
	createForm({
		fields: [
			{ control: 'text', name: 'name', label: 'Your name', rule: { required: true } },
			{ control: 'confirm', name: 'terms', label: 'Accept the terms', rule: { required: true } },
		],
	}),
)

A bare return binds absence, not the empty string, so required refuses it and the walk asks again.

Park a live form and answer it from anywhere else:

import { createForm } from '@orkestrel/form'
import { createPrompt } from '@orkestrel/terminal'

const prompt = createPrompt()
prompt.emitter.on('pending', (form) => send(form)) // the wire-safe record

const form = createForm({ fields: [{ control: 'text', name: 'name' }] })
const id = prompt.park(form) // the id; you await the form's own `answer`
prompt.answer(id, { name: 'Ada' }) // fills and submits the authoritative form
const values = await form.answer // { name: 'Ada' }

Bridge a form parked elsewhere to a local terminal over SSE:

import { createPromptClient } from '@orkestrel/terminal'
import { createTerminal } from '@orkestrel/terminal/server'

const client = createPromptClient({
	url: 'http://localhost:3000/forms',
	terminal: createTerminal(),
})
await client.connect() // renders each parked form here, POSTs { id, values } back

Guide

See guides/terminal.md for the documented surface — the driving contract, the pure reducers, the broker, the wire seam, the SSE bridge, the multi-endpoint manager, the stores, and the TTY driver.

Package

The entry points, per the exports field in package.json, are . (the host-independent core — the reducers, the broker, the bridge, the manager, and the stores) and ./server (the Node-only Terminal driver). Both entry points ship dual ESM+CJS builds.

License

MIT © Orkestrel — see LICENSE.