Terminal Platform Features Documentation

TerminalAdapter is a command-line terminal adapter—where the terminal serves as a chat session, enabling rapid local debugging of module logic.

Documentation Information

• Corresponding Module Version: 1.1.0
• Maintainer: ErisPulse

Basic Information

• Platform Introduction: Treat the local command line as a chat session, where stdin input is a message, and module responses are directly printed to the terminal
• Adapter Name: TerminalAdapter
• Platform Identifier: terminal
• Single account design (for local debugging scenarios)
• Framework Requirements: Soft dependency ErisPulse>=2.7.1 (runtime detection prompts, not enforced)

Configuration Description

[Terminal]
bot_id = "terminal_bot"   # Sandbox bot ID
bot_name = "Terminal"     # Display name

v5 Paradigm Update (1.1.0)

• spawn_background Task Ownership: The stdin reading loop now uses runtime.spawn_background.
• Framework Soft Dependency: Runtime checks for ErisPulse>=2.7.1 and provides a warning; version logs are output on startup.

Usage Instructions

# The module can listen to messages as usual
from ErisPulse.Core.Event import message

@message.on_message()
async def handle(event):
    if event.get("platform") == "terminal":
        await event.reply("Received: " + event.get_text())

• Text entered in the terminal is treated as user messages and supports multi-line input (terminated by an empty line)
• Suitable for quickly verifying module logic during development, without needing to connect to a real platform