Electerm is an open source shell/SSH tool that runs on a MAC. In fact, it can run on Linux, MAC and Win cross-platform products. Using many famous open source library electron/ SSH2 / nod-pty /xterm/ ANTd /subx, the use of the open source library is also worth learning an example above.

The installation

Most convenient for Mac users is to install with BREW:

brew install --cask electerm

Or go to the official website to download. DMG installation.

Function is introduced

The basic function

  • Provides quick commands and batch input to facilitate the input of common commands.

  • Sync bookmark tags/topics/quick commands to Github/Gitee Gist

    Follow these steps to set up synchronization:

    1. Click on the? Go to the Github page, select gist authorization check, enter Note (name), click Generate Token generation, copy the generated token.

    1. Turn on encryption.

    2. Click Save to generate Gist.

    3. Click Upload Settings to save the Settings to Gist.

    4. Click Check Gist to jump to the Gist page to see the encrypted Settings.

  • Split screen operation is supported. At the same time, two Windows can be quickly input commands and batch input, avoid the trouble of multiple TAB switching.

  • Support Chinese

  • Support custom font, background, color

  • Supports Proxy setting

Remote SSH Login

  • Supports publickey or password login.

  • Terminal Info: Click in the lower right corner to view the CPU, memory, and process information of the remote server

Remote file manager

  • Remote FTP server, easy to operate remote files.

  • Double-click to open the remote file, edit and save it. The function is quite practical, suitable for students who do not like to use Vim. Test support. TXT,. Json,. Md,. Ymal and other formats of files.

conclusion

Electerm is a free cross-platform tool. It has all the common SSH functions. Remote management and file editing functions can improve efficiency. In addition to the setup synchronization feature, it is useful for users who often use it between different PCS.