🚀 React component that renders a Terminal 🖥

Features • Installation • Usage • Props • Report a bug

Features

• Mobile support. 📱
• Customizable commands, prompt and error message. ✅
• Support callbacks(async/non-async) for commands. 🔄
• Command history using arrow up and down. 🔼
• Support for copy/paste. 📋
• In-built themes and support to create more. 🚀

Installation

Install package with NPM or YARN and add it to your development dependencies:

npm install react-terminal

OR

yarn add react-terminal

Usage

import { ReactTerminal } from "react-terminal";

function App(props) {
  // Define commands here
  const commands = {
    whoami: "jackharper",
    cd: (directory) => `changed path to ${directory}`
  };

  return (
    <ReactTerminal
      commands={commands}
    />
  );
}

Also make sure to wrap the main mountpoint around the TerminalContextProvider. This retains the state even when the component is unmounted and then mounted back:

import { TerminalContextProvider } from "react-terminal";

ReactDOM.render(
  <TerminalContextProvider>
    <App/>
  </TerminalContextProvider>,
  rootElement
);

Creating custom themes

The component comes with few in-built themes: light, dark, material-light, material-dark, material-ocean, matrix and dracula. You can also create custom themes by passing themes parameter in props, as follows:

<ReactTerminal
  commands={commands}
  themes={{
    "my-custom-theme": {
      themeBGColor: "#272B36",
      themeToolbarColor: "#DBDBDB",
      themeColor: "#FFFEFC",
      themePromptColor: "#a917a8"
    }
  }}
  theme="my-custom-theme"
/>

Props

name	description	default
welcomeMessage	A welcome message to show at the start, before the prompt begins. Value can be either a string or JSX	null
prompt	Terminal prompt	>>>
commands	List of commands to be provided as a key value pair where value can be either a string, JSX/HTML tag or callback	null
errorMessage	Message to show when unidentified command executed, can be either a string, JSX/HTML tag or callback	"not found!"
enableInput	Whether to enable user input	true
showControlBar	Whether to show the top control bar	true
showControlButtons	Whether to show the control buttons at the top bar of the terminal	true
theme	Theme of the terminal	"light"
themes	Themes object to supply custom themes	null
defaultHandler	Default handler to be used (if provided) when no commands match. Useful when you don't know list of commands beforehand/want to send them to server for handling.	null

In-built commands

command	description
clear	clears the console

Report a bug

If you found a bug in this library, please file an GitHub issue here.