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ttyd is a simple command-line tool for sharing your terminal over the web. It's a lightweight, cross-platform solution for remote access and interactive web-based applications.
ttyd is a minimal daemon designed to share a single terminal session over the web using websockets. It provides a secure and straightforward way to access command-line interfaces from any browser.
Traditional methods for remote terminal access (like SSH) might be complex to set up or expose services directly to the internet. ttyd offers a simpler, web-friendly alternative, ideal for demonstrations, embedded applications, or remote administration.
Uses HTML5 WebSockets for efficient bidirectional communication.
Built with C++ using libuv and libwebsockets for lightweight and high performance.
Secure connections can be established using OpenSSL.
Can run any command or shell you specify.
Supports multiple web clients connecting to the same terminal session.
ttyd can be used in various situations where web-based terminal access is beneficial:
Access your server's terminal securely from a web browser on any device without needing an SSH client.
Convenient remote management and troubleshooting from anywhere.
Integrate a fully functional terminal directly into your web application for interactive user experiences, like online coding environments or educational platforms.
Enhanced user engagement and functionality within web services.
Easily share live demonstrations of command-line tools or scripts with others via a simple web link.
Streamlined presentation and collaboration on terminal-based tasks.
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