vercel/hyper

This is a cross-platform terminal emulator application built with Electron and React, now fully migrated to TypeScript. It manages terminal sessions, plugin ecosystems, and window states through a typed RPC system and Redux store. The system provides CLI integration for all major operating systems, allowing command-line access and plugin management. The codebase enforces strict type safety and process isolation to ensure stability and maintainability.

The project underwent a comprehensive migration to TypeScript, replacing the legacy JavaScript codebase with a type-safe architecture. This period focused on modernizing the build system with Webpack, removing obsolete files and dependencies, and improving startup performance and macOS support.

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This period focused on a comprehensive migration of the codebase to TypeScript, enforcing strict typing across the application's core logic, UI, and tests. Simultaneously, the project significantly expanded command-line interface capabilities by adding CLI tools and context menu integrations for all three major operating systems.

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This period focused on migrating the codebase to TypeScript, including the Redux store configuration and all UI components, while centralizing type definitions. The project also updated its development tooling by switching to pnpm and applying a Windows-specific patch to node-pty.

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