Terminal Session – DocsPress

Use docspress/terminal-session for one copyable command with optional read-only output. It looks like a terminal transcript but never executes code.

When to use it

Choose Terminal Session when the command and its expected output belong together. Use Colorful Code for scripts or configuration files and Code Tabs for equivalent commands. Use API Request / Response for an HTTP exchange.

Attributes

title string: Plain-text session heading.

DefaultTerminal
shell string: Shell or runtime label.

Defaultbash Valuesbash, zsh, PowerShell, node
prompt string: Prompt displayed before the command.

Default$
command string required: Plain command copied by the reader.

Defaultnpx docspress publish ./docs
output string: Optional read-only expected output.

DefaultExample publish result

Creative examples

Run the package checks

Run the package checks bash

npm run package

Tests passed
Bundle rebuilt

Preview a safe reconciliation

Preview WordPress changes bash

npx docspress publish ./docs --dry-run

Found 42 desired pages
Would create 0
Would update 3
Would trash 1
Conflicts 0

Inspect one response in PowerShell

Read the public API index PowerShell

Invoke-RestMethod https://example.test/wp-json/ | Select-Object name, url

name       url
----       ---
DocsPress  https://example.test

Published behavior and accessibility

Copy copies only command, never the prompt or output. The output has an accessible command-output label, and long lines remain scrollable. No shell process or browser evaluation is attached to the block.

Show only the output needed to recognize success. Do not include volatile timestamps, personal paths, secrets, or pages of logs.