Using tree data structures to implement terminal split panes

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  • react-mosaic

    A React tiling window manager

  • There’s a very handy implementation of this splitting model for React called react-mosaic: https://github.com/nomcopter/react-mosaic

  • golden-layout

    A multi window layout manager for webapps

  • DomTerm (https://domterm.org) uses the Golden Layout library (https://github.com/golden-layout/golden-layout). As far as I can tell, this does everything mentioned in the article. It also supports tabs, and you can also reposition terminal windows by dragging, neither of which I saw mentioned in the article. (I'm currently working on being able to drag between top-level windows. It sort-of-works, but only at the proof-of-concept level.)

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  • DomTerm

    DOM/JavaScript-based terminal-emulator/console

  • DomTerm (https://domterm.org) uses the Golden Layout library (https://github.com/golden-layout/golden-layout). As far as I can tell, this does everything mentioned in the article. It also supports tabs, and you can also reposition terminal windows by dragging, neither of which I saw mentioned in the article. (I'm currently working on being able to drag between top-level windows. It sort-of-works, but only at the proof-of-concept level.)

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