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XTerm Console Addon

Vaadin 14+ Java integration of xterm.js terminal emulator.

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Popularity

300+

Features

  • Send input text to server
  • Programmatically write to the console
  • Clipboard support
  • Command line edition (cursor keys, insert, etc.)
  • ANSI escape sequences
  • And much more...

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Sample code

XTerm xterm = new XTerm();
xterm.writeln("Hello world.\n\n");
xterm.setCursorBlink(true);
xterm.setCursorStyle(CursorStyle.UNDERLINE);
    	
xterm.setSizeFull();
xterm.loadFeature(new XTermClipboard(), clipboard->{
    clipboard.setCopySelection(true);
    clipboard.setUseSystemClipboard(UseSystemClipboard.READWRITE);
    clipboard.setPasteWithRightClick(true);
});

xterm.loadFeature(new XTermConsole(), console->{
    console.addLineListener(ev->{
    String line = ev.getLine();
    System.out.println(line);
});	
		
xterm.focus();
    	
xterm.getFeature(XTermFit.class).ifPresent(fit->{
   fit.fit();
});

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Last updated: 2024-09-02

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Version

New features:

  • Provide reflection hints for native compilation (#90)
Released
2024-09-02
Maturity
TESTED
License
Apache License 2.0

Compatibility

Framework
Vaadin 24
Vaadin 23 in 2.2.0
Vaadin 22 in 2.2.0
Vaadin 21 in 2.0.1
Vaadin 14 in 1.0.2
Browser
N/A

OSGiMaskedTextField - Vaadin Add-on Directory

OSGiMaskedTextField OSGiMaskedTextField - Vaadin Add-on Directory
An extension to the TextField to allow the developer to specify a mask. It's an pure Vaadin/GWT implementation with no external dependencies. It is still experimental, so if you find any bug or have a suggestion please let me know. You can use it the same way you use the default TextField, listening to the same events or calling the same methods, the mask is the only difference. The input should satisfy the mask in order to be considered valid. Currently available masks: # - any digit U - upper-case letter L - lower-case letter ? - any letter A - any number or character * - anything H - hex sign (0-9, a-f or A-F) ' - Escape character, used to escape any of the special formatting characters. ~ - +/- sign Any character not matching one of the above mask character or if it escaped with the single quote character (') is considered to be a literal. Some mask examples: Phone Number: (###) ###-#### USPS Express Mail: EU#########'US Date / time: ##/##/#### ##:## State: UU HTML Color: '#HHHHHH An capitalized 6 letter word: ULLLLL

OSGiMaskedTextField version 0.1.6
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