Naranja Terminal

Pronunciation: "nar-an-ha term-in-al"

Naranja Terminal is an open-source Python terminal/shell application built with Tkinter.

Interface Overview

The interface is divided into two primary sections:

1. Commander
   The input area where users type and execute commands.

2. Printer
   The main output display area, located on the right side of the screen, showing command results, system messages, and directory contents.

Key Features

In addition to supporting many classic Windows Command Prompt features, Naranja Terminal introduces two productivity-enhancing tools:

1. Marks 🔖
   Bookmarked directories that can be quickly accessed via a dedicated mark list, enabling rapid navigation to frequently used locations.

2. References [ref]
   Clickable buttons that appear next to executable names in the output. Clicking a reference copies the executable's name directly to the Commander for immediate use.

Built-in Commands

Naranja Terminal provides a set of custom commands for efficient file and directory management:

Command	Description
eko	Prints the specified text.
pd	Navigates to the parent directory.
ed	Enters a specified child directory.
cmds	Lists all available commands.
cmd	Displays the description of a specific command.
mkd	Creates a new empty directory.
cpy	Copies a file or directory.
ct	Cuts a file or directory (for moving on paste).
pst	Pastes the clipboard content.
ren	Renames a file or directory.
cl	Clears the output display.
ptd	Prints the contents of the current directory.
del	Deletes a file or directory.
mrk	Bookmarks the current directory (optional name).
gtmrk	Navigates to a specified bookmark.
delmrk	Deletes a bookmark.
cgmrk	Reorders the bookmark list.

These commands are designed to streamline common tasks while complementing standard terminal functionality.

Please Note

• The command gtmrk (go to mark) does not have to be used if you click on the marks 🔖 button.
• Simply typing in a command with the wrong syntax will make the terminal give you a example.
• The command imp (import) may be added at some point but for now it remains unfinished.