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Javascript Implementation of a Linux Terminal.

Available Commands

ls

• Description: Lists files and directories in the current directory.
• Usage: ls

cd

• Description: Changes the current working directory.
• Usage: cd or cd <directory>
• Examples:
  • cd: Changes to the home directory ~/.
  • cd folder1: Changes to the directory ~/folder1.

echo

• Description: Prints the specified message to the console.
• Usage: echo <message>
• Examples:
  • echo hello: Prints hello.
  • echo about.txt: Prints the contents of about.txt.

neofetch

• Description: Displays system information in a stylised format.
• Usage: neofetch

help

• Description: Displays a list of available commands.
• Usage: help

pwd

• Description: Prints the current working directory.
• Usage: pwd

mkdir

• Description: Creates a new directory.
• Usage: mkdir <directory>

touch

• Description: Creates a new file.
• Usage: touch <filename>

clear

• Description: Clears the console output.
• Usage: clear

Work in Progress

Here are some features that are currently being worked on or planned for future development:

• Command History Navigation: Allow users to navigate through previously entered commands using the up and down arrow keys.
• Directory Structure Management: Implement a more complex directory structure with nested folders and files.
• File Content Viewing: Add commands like cat to view the contents of files directly in the terminal.
• File Editing: Enable simple file editing capabilities within the terminal.
• Autocomplete: Implement autocomplete functionality for commands and file names.
• Persistent File System: Save the state of the file system so it persists across sessions.
• User Customisation: Allow users to customise the appearance and behaviour of the terminal.