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Shell Session
Simulates a looping shell session: commands type out character-by-character with a blinking cursor, then output lines appear, then the next command begins.
cssmedium complexitymoderate motion
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When to use it
Developer portfolios, tech landing pages, retro/hacker aesthetic backgrounds, loading screens for CLI-adjacent tools.
When not to
Non-technical audiences or contexts without a dark/terminal theme. Avoid where motion competes with primary content.
Working with an AI agent
Every component ships agent-ready metadata. An example instruction for this one:
Change the HOST to 'user@prod-01:~$ ', replace the first session command with 'docker ps --format "table {{.Names}}\t{{.Status}}"', and slow typing speed by changing the base delay from 60 to 100.
Safe to edit
- HOST prompt string
- sessions array (cmd + out lines)
- typing speed (60+Math.random()*40)
- output line delay (120ms)
- pause between sessions (1400ms)
- max visible lines (18)
Keep intact
- visibilitychange stop/play guard
- prefers-reduced-motion static fallback
- IIFE wrapper
- cursor element insertion before cursor span
Known limitations
- Background color hardcoded in CSS (#0d1117) — must edit to change from dark navy
- Line cap at 18 removes oldest lines silently with no scroll history
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