Show HN: Ghostty-Web – Ghostty in the Browser 2 days ago (github.com) 4 comments jonayers_ Reply Add to library xmorse 2 days ago Super cool. I just created a similar project that runs Ghostty in the terminal. Meaning you can create something like tmux from scratch.I will use it to add support for colored bash tool output in opencode.https://github.com/remorses/opentui-ansi-vt.git endorphine 2 days ago Looks really cool.That said, I'm trying to wrap my head around how projects like do work via wasm, given that wasm has so few types (numbers, arrays) and no I/O or system interface. I'm definitely missing something. mtlynch 2 days ago It would be helpful to include a live demo so folks can try it without npm installing it. jonayers_ 2 days ago Yeah that's fair, it was hard coming up with something that demonstrated the capabilities without introducing a lot of complexity.
xmorse 2 days ago Super cool. I just created a similar project that runs Ghostty in the terminal. Meaning you can create something like tmux from scratch.I will use it to add support for colored bash tool output in opencode.https://github.com/remorses/opentui-ansi-vt.git
endorphine 2 days ago Looks really cool.That said, I'm trying to wrap my head around how projects like do work via wasm, given that wasm has so few types (numbers, arrays) and no I/O or system interface. I'm definitely missing something.
mtlynch 2 days ago It would be helpful to include a live demo so folks can try it without npm installing it. jonayers_ 2 days ago Yeah that's fair, it was hard coming up with something that demonstrated the capabilities without introducing a lot of complexity.
jonayers_ 2 days ago Yeah that's fair, it was hard coming up with something that demonstrated the capabilities without introducing a lot of complexity.
Super cool. I just created a similar project that runs Ghostty in the terminal. Meaning you can create something like tmux from scratch.
I will use it to add support for colored bash tool output in opencode.
https://github.com/remorses/opentui-ansi-vt.git
Looks really cool.
That said, I'm trying to wrap my head around how projects like do work via wasm, given that wasm has so few types (numbers, arrays) and no I/O or system interface. I'm definitely missing something.
It would be helpful to include a live demo so folks can try it without npm installing it.
Yeah that's fair, it was hard coming up with something that demonstrated the capabilities without introducing a lot of complexity.