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@wterm/just-bash

v0.5.4

Published

just-bash shell adapter for wterm — line editing, tab completion, history, prompt

Readme

@wterm/just-bash

Shell adapter for wterm, powered by just-bash. Provides line editing, tab completion, command history, and a colored prompt — all running in the browser with no backend.

Install

npm install @wterm/just-bash just-bash

just-bash 3 is a peer dependency.

Usage

import { useCallback, useRef } from "react";
import { Terminal, useTerminal } from "@wterm/react";
import { BashShell } from "@wterm/just-bash";
import "@wterm/react/css";

function App() {
  const { ref, write } = useTerminal();
  const shellRef = useRef<BashShell | null>(null);

  const handleReady = useCallback(() => {
    if (shellRef.current) return;
    const shell = new BashShell({
      files: { "/home/user/hello.txt": "Hello, world!\n" },
      greeting: "Welcome to wterm!",
    });
    shellRef.current = shell;
    shell.attach(write);
  }, [write]);

  const handleData = useCallback((data: string) => {
    shellRef.current?.handleInput(data);
  }, []);

  return (
    <Terminal
      ref={ref}
      onReady={handleReady}
      onData={handleData}
    />
  );
}

API

BashShell

new BashShell(options?: ShellOptions)

Options:

| Option | Type | Default | Description | |---|---|---|---| | files | Record<string, string> | {} | Virtual filesystem | | env | Record<string, string> | { SHELL, TERM } | Environment variables | | cwd | string | "/home/user" | Initial working directory | | greeting | string \| string[] | — | Greeting printed on attach | | prompt | (cwd: string) => string | colored user@wterm:~$ | Custom prompt function | | network | NetworkConfig | — | Network access configuration |

Methods:

| Method | Description | |---|---| | attach(write): Promise<void> | Connect to a terminal write function | | handleInput(data): Promise<void> | Process terminal input (keystrokes) |

Properties:

| Property | Type | Description | |---|---|---| | cwd | string | Current working directory | | bash | Bash \| null | Underlying just-bash instance |

Features

  • Line editing with Backspace, Delete, Home/End, and word-wise cursor movement (Option/Alt+arrows, Ctrl+arrows, Alt+B/F)
  • Erase the previous word with Option/Alt+Backspace or Ctrl+W; erase before or after the cursor with Ctrl+U or Ctrl+K
  • Ctrl+Y restores the text erased by those shortcuts, including consecutive erasures
  • Unicode-aware editing for emoji, combining marks, and wide characters
  • Command history (up/down arrows) that restores your unfinished command and cursor position
  • Ctrl+R to search command history from newest to oldest; during a search, Ctrl+S moves toward newer matches, Enter runs a match, Escape opens it for editing, and Ctrl+G restores your unfinished command
  • Tab completion for files and commands at the cursor, including earlier words in a command
  • Ctrl+C to cancel input or interrupt a running command, Ctrl+L to clear the screen
  • Each submitted command executes once
  • Directory-aware prompt updates after every command, including nonzero exits

License

Apache-2.0