LibTerm

LibTerm

Command Line Shell

799 ratings
186 reviews
Free

Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • November 8, 2018
  • May 1, 2020

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This app provides a powerful command-line interface for iOS devices, enabling users to run various shell commands. It includes tools for coding in C, Python, and Lua, and allows for text file editing with syntax highlighting.

Command line interface
Coding in C, Python, Lua
Text file editor
Syntax highlighting
Install third-party commands
Run C code
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What's New in LibTerm

5.2.2

May 1, 2020

Bugs fixes

User reviews

casino website?

Why y’all website being directed to some casino thing website? No judgment but I don’t have the time or £¥₽¢€₩ to waste on gambling

Plus I want to program instead

Great concept and app but problems

Git seems to not be included and nore is pip

casino website?

Why y’all website being directed to some casino thing website?

No judgment but I don’t have the time or £¥₽¢€₩ to waste on gambling

Brilliant

Feeling rebellious? Wanna control all your iCloud files & folders via a uni-colored CLI (Command Line Interface)?
Go ahead, LibTerm got you covered.
Also great for learning basics of Python.

Not awesome

I used to use iSH, but that dev just gave up the ghost at some point and decided they DGAF anymore, so we’re all just out of luck. So I picked up this, thinking perhaps it would be my salvation for all my broken workflows… Who makes a terminal that lacks the regular term keys that one needs? Where are the tab, ctrl, alt, Function keys, etc.? This app may have ssh, which makes it one star better than what I have rated iSH, but if I can’t do the other term-y things that I need to do, this is unfortunately no good to me.
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User experience

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Reported Bugs

5 issues

SSH complains about keys when the remote machine does not require key auth

Bug

Can't even do simple ssh on iOS 16

Bug

Can't ssh, port option doesn't work, and if only it were possible to cd into private/mobile/Applications

Bug

When attempting to append a file (cat test.txt >> sort.txt) it reads the second > as the file name and creates a file called > instead of appending the second file in the command

Bug

Bus Error after ~10 DNS DIG queries

Bug

Requested Features

10 requests

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Feature

Add git clone

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Please add nano

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Please add pip

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Please add bash

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Please add traceroute

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Please add GCC/Clang support

Feature

Please add more commands like natmask, natstat

Feature

Please add dark theme

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Please add ability to install PyPi modules and pip

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FAQ

What is LibTerm?

LibTerm is a command-line interface application designed for iPhone and iPad. It provides a robust shell environment, allowing users to execute a wide range of commands directly on their mobile devices.

What programming languages can I use with LibTerm?

You can code and run programs using Python 2.7, Python 3.7, and Lua 5.3. Additionally, the app supports compiling and running C code through its 'clang' and 'lli' commands.

Is LibTerm free to use?

Yes, LibTerm is a free application. It does not feature any advertisements or in-app purchases, making it entirely accessible without cost.

Can I edit text files and code within the app?

Yes, LibTerm includes an 'edit' command that launches a graphical editor. This editor supports syntax highlighting, making it convenient for editing text files and code directly on your device.

What are some common use cases for LibTerm?

LibTerm is useful for developers who need to run commands, test scripts, or even compile code on the go. It's also beneficial for users who are familiar with command-line interfaces and want to manage files or network tools from their iOS device.