Filterm lets you run a child process while piping all terminal data to and from the child through a custom filter. This lets you modify things like ANSI escape sequences that get sent from the child.
The main way of using Filterm is to define a custom filter by implementing
the Filter trait, and then call run.
For an example of Filterm in use, see Monoterm.
Filterm has been tested on GNU/Linux. It may work on other Unix-like operating systems, as it avoids using Linux- and GNU-specific functionality and sticks to POSIX whenever possible.
Documentation is available on docs.rs.
Filterm is licensed under version 3 of the GNU General Public License, or (at your option) any later version. See LICENSE.
By contributing to Filterm, you agree that your contribution may be used according to the terms of Filterm’s license.