Go and visit a build of the WEB-DOS-BASE !

https://identityofsine.github.io/web-dos-base/

This project aims to provide developers with a framework that allows them to make (dos/terminal)-themed applications.

My purpose is to create a blog with the style of a DOS Computer connected to the internet. (I know... boujee.)

As of now a simple markdown engine is available that can handle headers and quotes. It's under the TextEngine namespace.

#Header
##SubHeader
>Quote Text
Regular Text

Commands are available to be both added and executed, and in the future SYSTEM PATHS will be implemented if the developer decides they want to use that.

Simple argument parsing is available as well, although it's not in the best shape and it could use a much better refining, it gets the job done for cd...

The entire application has a psuedo-file system. In code, this is the FileStructure object, and one should be present in the entire app(although multiple drive support may be available soon).

Objects that play a significant role in FileStructure is the Directory and File Objects. They both represent their names, directories can store other directories and files and files can be executed.

As of now, everything that can be executed returns a string for the DOS Prompt to print. In the future this may change, as the response may be a generic interface that contains a return value and other important information.

There is a robust navigation system in-place that works similarly to how it does in DOS and Unix environments. As of now, all of the paths require a / instead of the typical Windows/DOS path \. Later into development, an option will be available to switch this behavior if the developer chooses so.

cd works as well, navigating to a directory from the root like : /home/blogs/. Or going to a irrelevant directory like /home/blogs --> /var.