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@bgoodman/react-console-component

A unix-style text console as a React component.

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React Console Component

A React component that provides a console-like interface for displaying the output of commands and to capture user input. The component itself does not provide any functionality for executing commands.

An example using a Bash interpreter

Installation

npm install @bgoodman/react-console-component

Usage

import { Console } from '@bgoodman/react-console-component'

const App = () => {
    const onInit = (): Promise<string> => {
        // do something when the console is initialized.
        const output = new Date().toString()
        // return the console output as a promise.
        return Promise.resolve(output)
    }

    const evalCmd = (cmd: string): Promise<string> => {
        // do something with the input command.
        const result = eval(cmd).toString()
        // return the result as a promise
        return Promise.resolve(result)
    }

    return (
        <Console
            onEnter={execCode}
            onInit={onInit}
            prompt="$"
            height="300px"
            autoScroll
        />
    )
}

an example using javascript eval

Props

PropTypeDefaultDescription
onEnter(cmd: string) => Promise<string>undefinedFunction to execute when the user presses 'Enter'.
onInit() => Promise<string>undefinedFunction to execute when the console is initialized.
promptstring"$"The prompt string.
heightstring"300px"The height of the console.
autoScrollbooleantrueIf true, the console will automatically scroll to the bottom when new content is added.
themeDefaultThemeSee 'Themes' section.A custom theme to use for the console. If not provided, the default light theme will be used.

Themes

The console component uses the styled-components library to style the console. You can provide your own theme by passing a DefaultTheme object to the theme prop. For example, the default theme is defined as:

const lightTheme: DefaultTheme = {
    font: {
        size: '16px',
        family: 'monospace'
    },
    colors: {
        background: '#FFFFFF',
        text: '#5F6368'
    },
}

Additional themes can be defined as needed. For example, a dark theme could be defined as:

const darkTheme: DefaultTheme = {
    font: {
        size: '16px',
        family: 'monospace'
    },
    colors: {
        background: '#272822',
        text: '#F8F8F2'
    },
}

Reserved Commands

The console component reserves the following commands:

  • clear - Clears the console output.

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Package last updated on 27 Jul 2024

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