Make layout split vertical. Add xterm.js for output. Add examples selection. - #22
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Initially, I considered using
libghostty. Well, it does not do rendering. There is an option to use ghostty-web. It has zero dependencies, but it is quite new. After I found thatxterm.jsis one of the most popular options, It also has zero dependencies and a smaller bundle size.I wanted to add an example that uses Kitty graphics to render an image in the playground. Unfortunately, the xterm addon is only available in the beta version. It is part of the xterm.js repo, which splits some addons into separate packages, has zero dependencies, and lives in the same monorepo. Since Kitty support is only available in beta, I needed to use that version. Given the playground’s current alpha state, I think using the beta branch is fine for now.