akinsho/toggleterm.nvim

Features

• Neovim Plugins - Provides a comprehensive terminal management system as a Neovim plugin.
• Terminal Session Managers - Provides a system for opening, hiding, and organizing multiple persistent terminal windows within the editor.
• Terminal Managers - Acts as a specialized manager for opening, hiding, and organizing multiple persistent terminal windows within Neovim.
• Shell Command Execution - Allows running specific scripts or commands in a designated terminal while managing working directories.
• Terminal Buffer Injections - Sends selected lines of code or text from an editor buffer directly into a running terminal for immediate execution.
• Terminal Buffer Integrations - Wraps native Neovim terminal buffers to manage lifecycle events and window placement logic.
• Custom Terminal Classes - Enables defining specialized terminal instances with dedicated commands and environment variables for tool-specific workflows.
• Floating Terminal Toggles - Displays terminal sessions as floating windows that can be toggled to maintain a focused coding environment.
• Terminal Orchestrators - Orchestrates the naming, selection, and text-transfer capabilities across multiple shell instances.
• Shell Session Persistence - Runs shell commands and scripts while maintaining a persistent session for long-running tasks.
• Session Management Identifiers - Associates unique numeric IDs with descriptive names to target and focus specific terminal sessions.
• Editor-to-Terminal Pipes - Transfers text from the current editor buffer to the terminal input stream using native APIs.
• Editor Workspace Managers - Arranges floating windows, vertical splits, and tabs to balance code editing with real-time command line output.
• Bulk Operations - Provides the ability to open or close all active terminals simultaneously.
• Named Selection - Allows assigning descriptive names to instances to focus specific terminals via a selection interface.
• Session Labeling - Allows assigning descriptive names to terminal identifiers for identification within the window bar or selection menu.
• Command Dispatching - Maps user-defined labels to specific shell commands for targeted session execution within the editor.
• Terminal Session Persisters - Enables opening, hiding, and restoring terminal windows while maintaining the current session state.
• Shell Integration - Supports connecting the interface to system shells by configuring execution flags and encoding settings.
• Tooling Integrations - Connects specialized CLI tools to the editor environment with dedicated configurations for project tasks.
• Terminal Workspace Layouts - Organizes the workspace by setting display orientations as floating windows, vertical splits, or tabs.
• Floating Content Windows - Calculates screen real estate to spawn terminal buffers as floating windows, vertical splits, or tabs.
• Targeted Execution - Supports executing shell commands in a specific target terminal while defining the working directory and window size.
• Terminal Integration - Manages multiple terminal windows within the editor.

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