Typeglide

Installation

Quick Start

Speeds and Delays

Loops

Contributions

Extra features

📦 Installation

install with npm:

npm install typeglide

🚀 Quick start

Jump into action

const typeglide = require("typeglide");

var myArray = [
  "Good morning",
  "How are you today?",
  "Would you like a cup of coffee?",
];

typeglide({
  strings: myArray,
});

Speeds and Delays ⏱⚡

Customize typing and backspacing speed including delays

const typeglide = require("typeglide");

typeglide({
  // Strings to be typed
  strings: myArray,
  // Typing speed
  typeSpeed: 70,
  // Backspacing speed
  backSpeed: 50,
  // start Delay
  startDelay: 10,
  // Backspacing delay
  backDelay: 100,
});

Loops 🔁

Make loops...

const typeglide = require("typeglide");

typeglide({
  strings: myArray,
  // Activating loop
  loop: true,
  // Number of times you want to loop
  loopCount: 3,
});

Extra features:

| Name | Required | Default | Description | | ------------------------- | ------------------------------ | ------------ | --------------------------------------------------- | | backspace(bool) | no | true | Disable backspace to type each string on a new line | | backspaceLastString(bool) | no | true | Whether to backspace last string on the array | | shuffle(bool) | no | false | Shuffle the strings on the array | | singleLine(bool) | no | false | Types strings on a single line | | seperator(string) | when singleLine is activated | empty string | Seperate strings on single line |

Contributions 🤝🏻

Have any features you wish to add?... Make a pull request to the repository on github. Feel free to create issues or provide feedbacks!.

Author:

Sydney205

License 📄

Copyright (c) 2024 Dieke Sydney

lite-xl-terminal lite-xl-terminal is a (mostly) fully-featured terminal emulator designed to slot into lite-xl as a plugin for windows (Windows 10+ only), mac and linux.

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Description A simple, and straightforward integrated terminal that presents itself as xterm-256color. Supports:

A configurable-length scrollback buffer. Alternate buffer support for things like vim and htop. Configurable color support. Signal characters. Configurable shell. Selecting from terminal. Copying from terminal. UTF-8 support. Terminal resizing. Locked scrollback regions. And more! By default, will use $SHELL as your shell if present. If not, we will use sh on linux and mac (though this is configurable), and %COMSPEC% or c:\windows\system32\cmd.exe on windows.

Usage You can activate the terminal as a docked view at the bottom of your editor by either pressing alt+t, or running the Terminal: Toggle Drawer command.

You can also put a TerminalView into your main viewing pane by using ctrl+shift+` or by running the Terminal: Open Tab command. It can be closed with ctrl+shift+w.

Most commands that would normally be bound to ctrl+ in the editor can be accessed by ctrl+shift+ when the terminal has focus.

Supported Shells The following shells are tested on each release to ensure that they actually function:

bash (Linux/Mac/Windows 10+) dash (Linux/Mac) zsh (Linux/Mac) cmd.exe (Windows 10+) More shells should work, but are not tested outright.

Installation The easiest way to install lite-xl-terminal is to use lpm, and then run the following command:

lpm install terminal If you want to simply try it out, you can use lpm's run command:

lpm run terminal If you want to grab it directly, and build it from the repo, on Linux, Mac or MSYS on Windows you can do:

git clone --depth=1 https://github.com/adamharrison/lite-xl-terminal.git
--recurse-submodules --shallow-submodules && cd lite-xl-terminal &&
./build.sh && cp -R plugins/terminal ~/.config/lite-xl/plugins &&
cp libterminal.so ~/.config/lite-xl/plugins/terminal If you want to install on Windows, but don't have MSYS, you can download the files directly from our release page, download libterminal.x86_64-windows.dll, as well as the Source Code, and place both the dll, and the plugins/terminal/init.lua from the source code archive into your lite-xl plugins directory as plugins/terminal/init.lua and plugins/terminal/libterminal.x86_64-windows.dll.

Stanalone If you want to use terminal as a standalone terminal, here's a handy script you can use:

LITE_SCALE=1 lpm run terminal --config 'config.plugins.treeview=false config.plugins.workspace=false config.always_show_tabs=false local ,,x,y = system.get_window_size() system.set_window_size(800, 500, x, y) local TerminalView = require "plugins.terminal".class local old_close = TerminalView.close function TerminalView:close() old_close(self) os.exit(0) end core.add_thread(function() command.perform("terminal:open-tab") local node = core.root_view.root_node:get_node_for_view(core.status_view) node:close_view(core.root_view.root_node, core.status_view) end)' Status 1.0 has been released. It should be functional on Windows 10+, Linux, and MacOS.

Building As this is a native plugin, it requires building. Currently it has no dependencies other than the native OS libraries for each OS.

Linux, Mac, and Windows MSYS ./build.sh -g Linux -> Windows CC=x86_64-w64-mingw32-gcc BIN=libterminal.dll ./build.sh -g About A terminal plugin for lite-xl.

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