An open source library for writing terminal applications in Java under ASL 2.0.

Add this dependency to your build.

<dependency>
  <groupId>io.termd</groupId>
  <artifactId>termd-core</artifactId>
  <version>1.0.0</version>
</dependency>

Snapshots are available from Sonatype OSS repository

• Telnet/SSH using Netty 4 or Vert.x 3
• Web interface using term.js and SockJS/Websocket
• Event based design
  • read events
  • window size
  • tty signals
• Readline implementation
  • extensible with plugable functions
  • multi-line support
  • multi-byte char support
  • multi-cell char support
• Unicode support
• Terminfo capabilities

Termd provides its own implementation of Telnet written on top of Netty 4.

Termd provides an implementation of Apache SSHD backed by Netty 4.

Termd in a web page using the term.js client library and Netty websockets.

• what is not Termd ?
  • not a shell
  • not an arg parser
  • not a command framework
• why async style ?
  • keyboard, ctrl-c, etc... event processing is easy to program against
• why would I use Termd ?
  • you want to write a terminal application easily
  • you want to support various protocols like SSH, telnet or a web interface
  • you don't care about the technical details

A simple examples showing TTY events.

The actual example, runs with Telnet, SSH, Websocket.

A simple examples showing how to use Readline.

The actual example, runs with Telnet, SSH, Websocket.

A simple examples showing how to extend Readline with a custom function that reverse the line content.

The actual example, runs with Telnet, SSH, Websocket.

A simple shell example giving an overview of TTY interactions.

The actual example, run with Telnet, SSH, Websocket.

Broadcast the desktop to the client, focusing on pushing data to the TTY.

The actual example, run with Telnet, SSH, Websocket.

The popular Snake game on the event loop.

The actual example, run with Telnet, SSH, Websocket.

A funny demo effect using unicode chars.

The actual example, run with Telnet, SSH, Websocket.

The PTY bridge is a bridge to native process, use with caution for security reasons, run with Telnet, SSH, Websocket.

A simple telnet example that shows Telnet options negociation.

• dynamic prompt
• see to use IntStream or not
• handle % stuff in parser
• foobar@ for any foobar, not only boolean and treat it as a removal

Try to use the maven install plugin to install artifacts with specific dependencies.