Categorygithub.com/fyne-io/terminal
modulepackage
0.0.0-20250329193454-c8102f03abce
Repository: https://github.com/fyne-io/terminal.git
Documentation: pkg.go.dev

# README

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Fyne Terminal

A terminal emulator using the Fyne toolkit, supports Linux, macOS, Windows and BSD.

Running on Linux with a custom zsh theme. screenshot

Running on macOS with a powerlevel10k zsh theme and classic style. screenshot

Running on Windows with PowerShell running inside. screenshot

Installing on command line

Just use the go get command (you'll need a Go and C compiler installed first):

go install github.com/fyne-io/terminal/cmd/fyneterm@latest

Installing as an app

To get the app installed alongside your other applications (with metadata, icons etc), use the fyne tool, as illustrated below:

$ go get fyne.io/fyne/v2/cmd/fyne
$ fyne get github.com/fyne-io/terminal/cmd/fyneterm

TODO

There are lots of great things that could be added to this app. Already planned is:

  • Tabs
  • Scroll-back
  • Background and font/size customisation
  • Split panels

Library

You can also use this project as a library to create your own terminal based applications, using the import path "github.com/fyne-io/terminal".

There are two modes, using the default shell or connecting to a remote shell.

Local Shell

To load a terminal widget and launch the current shell (works on macOS and Linux; on Windows, it always uses PowerShell) use the RunLocalShell method after creating a Terminal, as follows:

	// run new terminal and close app on terminal exit.
	t := terminal.New()
	go func() {
		_ = t.RunLocalShell()
		log.Printf("Terminal's shell exited with exit code: %d", t.ExitCode())
		a.Quit()
	}()

	// w is a fyne.Window created to hold the content
	w.SetContent(t)
	w.ShowAndRun()

Remote connection

For example to open a terminal to an SSH connection that you have created:

	// session is an *ssh.Session from golang.org/x/crypto/ssh
	in, _ := session.StdinPipe()
	out, _ := session.StdoutPipe()
	go session.Run("$SHELL || bash")

	// run new terminal and close app on terminal exit.
	t := terminal.New()
	go func() {
		_ = t.RunWithConnection(in, out)
		a.Quit()
	}()

	// OPTIONAL: dynamically resize the terminal session
	ch := make(chan terminal.Config)
	go func() {
		rows, cols := uint(0), uint(0)
		for {
			config := <-ch
			if rows == config.Rows && cols == config.Columns {
				continue
			}
			rows, cols = config.Rows, config.Columns
			session.WindowChange(int(rows), int(cols))
		}
	}()
	t.AddListener(ch)

	// w is a fyne.Window created to hold the content
	w.SetContent(t)
	w.ShowAndRun()

# Packages

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# Functions

New sets up a new terminal instance with the bash shell.
RegisterAPCHandler registers a APC handler for the given APC command string.

# Structs

Config is the state of a terminal, updated upon certain actions or commands.
Terminal is a terminal widget that loads a shell and handles input/output.

# Interfaces

Printer is used for spooling print data when its received.
ReadWriterConfigurator is an interface that defines the methods required to set up the input (reader) and output (writer) streams for the terminal.

# Type aliases

APCHandler handles a APC command for the given terminal.
PrinterFunc is a helper function to enable easy implementation of printers.
ReadWriterConfiguratorFunc is a function type that matches the signature of the SetupReadWriter method in the Middleware interface.