You can run shell sessions within Atom Editor using Term 2 package. You can run Vim, Emacs, Htop, etc. in your Atom.
It's based on pty.js as shell spawner, and term.js as xterm, with the power of Atom Package environment.
It's a fork and rebuilt version of "Term" package.
To install Term2 easily into your Atom;
apm install term2
| key binding | event | action |
|---|---|---|
ctrl + alt + t |
term2:open |
Opens new terminal tab pane |
ctrl + alt + up |
term2:open-split-up |
Opens new terminal tab pane in up split |
ctrl + alt + right |
term2:open-split-right |
Opens new terminal tab pane in right split |
ctrl + alt + down |
term2:open-split-down |
Opens new terminal tab pane in down split |
ctrl + alt + left |
term2:open-split-left |
Opens new terminal tab pane in left split |
cmd + k, t, t |
term2:open |
Opens new terminal tab pane |
cmd + k, t, up |
term2:open-split-up |
Opens new terminal tab pane in up split |
cmd + k, t, right |
term2:open-split-right |
Opens new terminal tab pane in right split |
cmd + k, t, down |
term2:open-split-down |
Opens new terminal tab pane in down split |
cmd + k, t, left |
term2:open-split-left |
Opens new terminal tab pane in left split |
You can customize Title with using some variables. These are the current variables you can use:
| title variable | value |
|---|---|
bashName |
Current Shell's name, (e.g. bash, zsh) |
hostName |
OS's host name |
platform |
Platform name, (e.g. darwin, linux) |
home |
Home path of current user |
Default version of title template is
Terminal ({{ bashName }})
- You can define Terminal Colors in settings.
- Run a defined command automatically when shell session starts.
- Turn on or off blinking cursor
- Change scrollback limit
- Start shell sessions with additional parameters.
- You can pipe the text and paths to the Terminal sessions.
- Paste from clipboard
- @tjmehta (Owner of the original Term Package)
- @Azerothian
- @abe33