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Web-Based Terminal − Terminal Emulator used with web based technologies, usually written in JavaScript or in language that is compiled to JavaScript.

Web Terminal emulators can be written with JavaScript libraries like xterm.js[1] or jQuery Terminal[2].

Web-based terminal can run as Google Chrome extension.[3]

Examples

  • Hyper based on xterm.js[4]
  • Web-Console is using jQuery Terminal[5]

TODO

Copy deleted text from Web-based SSH

There are also JavaScript libraries that allow one to write a terminal-like website. Examples are jQuery Terminal[6] and XTerm.js.[7]

  • Because of intermittent network connections with a connection timeouts.[8] Mosh by MIT can be a better solution[9] It utilizes SSH at first then UDP from thereon.[10]

References

  1. ^ a b xterm.js
  2. ^ jQuery Terminal
  3. ^ Using Your Terminal From The DevTools by Addy Osmani
  4. ^ Hyper, a terminal emulator built with web technologies
  5. ^ Web-Console project README
  6. ^ jQuery Terminal Emulator jQuery plugin that allows you to write your own commands.
  7. ^ XTerm.js library that can be used to write a real terminal (tty) application; e.g. it can display editors like vi or Emacs in text mode.
  8. ^ Is there a software package that safely allows SSH via web on simple web host?
  9. ^ mosh is an SSH replacement that works around connectivity and lag issues
  10. ^ Mosh: An Interactive Remote Shell for Mobile Clients
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