This is a simple web-based terminal built using HTML, CSS (with Tailwind CSS), and JavaScript. The terminal provides a command-line interface where you can enter commands and get corresponding outputs.
To use the Web Terminal, simply open the index.html
file in a web browser. The terminal will be displayed on the page, and you can start entering commands.
- Customized terminal UI with a neon green text color and a deep black background.
- Macbook-like buttons (close, minimize, maximize) at the top left corner of the terminal for aesthetic purposes.
- Vertical scrollbar inside the terminal with a neon green color to match the text.
- Commands available:
whoami
: Displays my name.clear
: Clears the terminal screen.exit
: Exits the terminal with a message.github
: Opens my GitHub profile (https://github.com/SaketKaswa20).linkedin
: Opens my LinkedIn profile (https://www.linkedin.com/in/saket-kaswa/).cd
: Shows my current location.saket --version
: Displays my current age.saket --education
: Displays my current education status.mail
: Should open the mail app and start writing a mail to [email protected].help
: Shows available commands and their descriptions.
- Enter a command in the input field (e.g.,
whoami
,github
, etc.). - Press the
Enter
key to execute the command. - The output of the command will be displayed on the next line.
- The Macbook-like buttons are for aesthetics only and do not have any functionality.
- The terminal is styled to be responsive and should adjust to different screen sizes.
- The terminal UI is styled using Tailwind CSS (https://tailwindcss.com/).
- The scrollbar is customized using CSS scrollbar properties and pseudo-elements.
This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.
Feel free to modify and use this Web Terminal as per your requirements.
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