The project is an advanced terminal emulator built using Electron and xterm.js, providing a PowerShell terminal experience within a desktop application. It allows users to interact with a PowerShell (or bash on non-Windows systems) shell in a customizable and feature-rich environment.

• Electron: Used to build the cross-platform desktop application.
• xterm.js: A terminal emulator component for the front-end.
• node-pty: Used to spawn and manage pseudo-terminals, enabling the application to run shell processes.
• xterm-addon-fit: An xterm.js addon that automatically adjusts the terminal size to fit its container.
• xterm-addon-search: An xterm.js addon that provides search functionality within the terminal.
• xterm-addon-web-links: An xterm.js addon that automatically detects and makes web links clickable in the terminal.
• xterm-addon-serialize: An xterm.js addon that allows serializing the terminal's content.
• xterm-addon-unicode11: An xterm.js addon that provides Unicode version 11 support.
• fs (Node.js): Used for file system operations, such as loading and saving settings.
• path (Node.js): Used for constructing file paths.
• os (Node.js): Used to determine the operating system.

1. Install Dependencies:
   • Run npm install in the project directory to install the required dependencies.
2. Rebuild native modules (if needed):
   • Run npm run rebuild to rebuild the node-pty module for the current Electron version. This is often necessary after upgrading Electron or when encountering issues with the native module.
3. Run the Application:
   • Run npm start to start the Electron application.

• Node.js: Required to install dependencies and run the application. The package.json file doesn't specify a required version, but it's likely that a recent version of Node.js (e.g., v18 or later) is needed to support the dependencies.
• Electron: The application is built with Electron, so it can run on Windows, macOS, and Linux.
• PowerShell (Windows): The application defaults to using PowerShell on Windows systems.
• Bash (Linux/macOS): The application defaults to using bash on non-Windows systems.

• .gitignore: Specifies intentionally untracked files that Git should ignore.
• index.html: The main HTML file that defines the structure of the user interface.
• main.js: The main process script for the Electron application. It creates the browser window, manages PTY processes, and sets up IPC communication.
• package-lock.json: Records the exact versions of dependencies used in the project.
• package.json: Contains metadata about the project, including dependencies, scripts, and the entry point.
• preload.js: A script that runs in the renderer process before the web page is loaded. It exposes a limited API to the renderer process, allowing it to interact with the main process securely.
• renderer.js: A script that runs in the renderer process and initializes the xterm.js terminal.
• styles.css: Contains the main CSS styles for the application.
• src/: Contains the source code for the application.
  • src/css/app.css: Contains CSS styles specific to the application.
  • src/js/app.js: Initializes the application components and sets up the main event listeners.
  • src/js/terminal.js: Contains the TerminalManager class, which handles the creation, configuration, and management of terminal instances.
  • src/js/ui.js: Contains the UIManager class, which handles UI interactions and events.