Lightweight flexible hybrid terminal for actions and uses specific to some programs.
- Lumika is not itself a terminal, it runs in your terminal.
- Lumika utilizes "modules" to run as a hybrid.
- Use
cm <module>to travel to a relative module - or
cm :<module>to travel to an absolute module. - Third-party programs can utilize command line arguments to automatically take the user to a specific module.
- e.g.
lumika python.exe/-m/twine
- Initial update
- PyPI release
- In-line scripts
- Command history
- Autocomplete
- Colouring
- Former
LUMIKAtext in the main prompt now displays the user's Windows username - Atomic variables (right now only strings)
- Running commands as verbose
- Reboot
- Screen automatically clears after a command (use in-line scripts to bypass this)
- ETO (Enter To Continue)
- Better error handling Highlight: Non-built in commands now run through the system, and no longer require a subprocess. This also means that output is generated sequentially, and not after the command finishes.