This is a cross platform Ansi Terminal Emulation library. It reads a stream of Ansi characters and produces the appropriate function calls. The results of the function calls are platform dependent.
The workflow is a bit complex :)
package ansiterm
import "github.com/Azure/go-ansiterm"
winterm - GoDoc
Where does Microsoft needs virtual terminals now?
On Azure! There is now "Console" feature to access VMs directly from web browser.
And while in Go Language?
Sneak peek: A new Azure Cloud Console | Blog | Microsoft Azure
Because person in change, Brendan Burns, is no other than co-founder of Kubernetes containers orchestration, a tool that is written in Go! GoLang is excellent for system-level tools, and well as for many other purposes, so it is good to see that Microsoft is embracing it.
Where does Microsoft needs virtual terminals now?
On Azure! There is now "Console" feature to access VMs directly from web browser.
And while in Go Language?
Sneak peek: A new Azure Cloud Console | Blog | Microsoft Azure
Because person in change, Brendan Burns, is no other than co-founder of Kubernetes containers orchestration, a tool that is written in Go! GoLang is excellent for system-level tools, and well as for many other purposes, so it is good to see that Microsoft is embracing it.
