This is a fork of gotty that lets
gotty serve multiple different terminal applications at the same time and
lets you programmatically determine what terminal application gotty should serve by
giving it a webserver to use.
I just wrote it for myself to use and don't really plan on maintaining it for anyone
else's use, but maybe it's an interesting example of how to modify gotty for
a different use case. I hardcoded all of gotty's command line arguments.
The examples/ directory contains an example of the JSON format gotty expects
from its server:
{"banana": ["htop"], "pomegranate": ["watch", "ls"], "shell": ["bash"]}
When I'm using this I actually programmatically generate the JSON file, the static JSON file is just to demonstrate the format.
Start a server like this:
cd examples
python3 -m http.server
Then start multi-gotty like this:
multi-gotty --port 7777 http://localhost:3000/index.json
Then visit http://localhost:7777/proxy/banana/ in your browser. You should get
htop. http://localhost:7777/proxy/shell/ should give you a shell.