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zxel

v0.0.6

Published

Interactive terminal shell for JavaScript runtimes with syntax highlight and zx utilities

Downloads

342

Readme

zxel

zxel is an interactive terminal shell for JavaScript runtimes with syntax highlight and zx utilities.

Screenshot

Usage

Prerequisites: Node (version 18 or above)

npx zxel

Alternatively, with Bun.

bunx zxel

Features

  • Read-eval-print-loop of JavaScript expression
  • Syntax highlight using emphasize
  • Keyboard shortcuts similar to readline
  • Top-level await
  • Globals from zx
  • Runs with Bun if installed

Environment

Assign variables on this to make it available for subsequent lines of code.

this.a = 123

Using let or const doesn't work because every line is evaluated in its own function scope.

Global utilities like fs and glob are also defined on this.

Object.keys(this).sort()

Globals

Utilities from zx are defined as global variables.

  • $ - Run shell command with return value
    const text = await $`cat readme.md`
    const files = (await $`ls -1`).split('\n')
  • $see - Run shell command with console output
    await $see`ls -1`
  • cd - Change directory
  • fetch - Fetch
  • fs - File system utilities from fs-extra
  • glob - Pattern match files using globby
    for (const file of await glob('*.txt')) {
      console.log(file)
    }
  • globDir - Pattern match directories
  • os - OS info from os
  • path - Path utilities from path

Also globals from Node, or Bun with Database.

Keyboard shortcuts

| Shortcut | Comment | | ---------------------- | --------------------------------- | | Enter | Run code | | Escape | Cancel | | | Forward one character | | Ctrl+ | Forward one word | | | Backward one character | | Ctrl+ | Backward one word | | Home, Ctrl+A | Beginning of line | | End, Ctrl+E | End of line | | | Next line in history | | | Previous line in history | | Ctrl+C | Exit shell | | Backspace | Delete previous character | | Delete | Delete next character | | Ctrl+L | Clear screen |

TODO

  • Multiline mode

References