Ng Terminal

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NgTerminal is a terminal component on Angular. the Ivy distribution's been released from v5.0.0.

Overview

NgTerminal is an innovative component designed for Angular developers looking to incorporate a terminal emulator into their applications seamlessly. By utilizing Xterm.js, NgTerminal not only enhances the user experience but also streamlines the development process, making it a valuable tool for those building Angular apps. With its easy installation and useful features, NgTerminal simplifies the addition of terminal functionality, providing a boosting effect to your development efforts.

Features

  • NgTerminal Component: An integrated terminal emulator that allows developers to run command-line operations directly within their Angular applications.
  • Draggable Interface: Provides a user-friendly experience by allowing users to move the terminal around the interface effortlessly.
  • Easy Installation: Designed to be quick and straightforward to integrate into any Angular app, making it accessible for developers of all skill levels.
  • Comprehensive Wiki: A collection of guides including APIs, control sequences, and contribution guidelines to help developers maximize their use of NgTerminal.
  • Customization Options: Offers various customization settings to tailor the terminal emulator's appearance and functionality according to specific project needs.
  • Xterm.js Integration: Fully leverages the capabilities of Xterm.js to ensure a robust and efficient terminal experience.
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