Compterm is a versatile terminal sharing application designed for a variety of use cases, including educational, developmental, and nostalgic experiences. It's particularly useful for the Brazilian Golang Study Group, the Atomic Blast BBS system, and for efficient, low-bandwidth pair programming sessions.
- Terminal Sharing for Study Groups: Enables participants of the Brazilian Golang Study Group to view and discuss the same terminal, enhancing collaborative learning and code discussion.
- BBS System Interface: Acts as a terminal for accessing the Atomic Blast BBS, emulating the look and feel of classic 90s BBSs.
- Efficient Pair Programming: Facilitates quick and easy terminal sharing for pair programming, minimizing bandwidth usage.
To use Compterm, Go developers can build the program for production using:
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go build -ldflags '-s -w'
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makeFor development mode, which uses resources from the assets directory, use:
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go run -tags dev .
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make devIn production mode, resources are integrated into the executable itself.
Compterm accepts the following command-line arguments:
- -c string: Command to run (default: $SHELL)
- -debug: Enable debug mode
- -listen string: Listen address (default "0.0.0.0:2200")
- -motd string: Message of the day
It also recognizes these environment variables:
- $COMPTERM_DEBUG bool (default "false")
- $COMPTERM_LISTEN string (default "0.0.0.0:2200")
- $COMPTERM_C string
- $COMPTERM_MOTD string (default "")
Additionally, you can configure Compterm using a config.ini file located in ~/.config/compterm/config.ini with the following parameters:
- debug
- listen
- command
- motd
Command-line parameters override environment variables, which in turn override the configuration file settings.
Contributions are welcome! Please refer to our contribution guidelines for details on how to contribute to this project.
This project is licensed under [include license type here], see the LICENSE file for details.