gotty

GoTTY is a command‑line utility that launches a web server exposing the output of any terminal command as an interactive web page. By invoking `gotty` with a command (for example, `gotty top`), the tool runs the command locally and streams its terminal interface to browsers connecting to the configured address and port, defaulting to 0.0.0.0:8080. Users can view and, optionally, interact with the session through a standard web browser without needing SSH or a native terminal client.

The program targets developers, system administrators, and anyone who needs to share live terminal sessions with remote collaborators, demo tools, or embed command‑line interfaces in web environments. It supports basic authentication, TLS encryption, configurable screen dimensions, and options for limiting connections or permitting client input. Additional features include random URL generation, reconnection handling, and custom HTML index pages.

GoTTY is distributed as a pre‑built binary for multiple platforms, can be installed via Homebrew, and is also available through `go get` for Go development environments. It runs on Go 1.9 or later and is released under the MIT license.