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Working on the Bash interpreter in JavaScript I'm working on the Bash interpreter (and a Unix environment) and making use of an old domain: hacking.cafe. This is a continuation of my previous project: Fake Linux Terminal. The code is open source on the AGPL license available on GitHub. The README includes bash features that I've implemented so far. The list is also on the website. I'm using ubash JavaScript parser. I was thinking about making the bash interpreter part a library on a less restrictive license. But it seems that a library like this was recently created by Vercel and called just bash.
Working on the Bash interpreter in JavaScript I'm working on the Bash interpreter (Unix env) and making use of an old domain: hacking.cafe. The code is open source on the AGPL license available on GitHub. I was thinking about making the bash interpreter part a library on a less restrictive license. The README includes bash features that I've implemented so far. I'm using ubash JavaScript parser.