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Mark Dumay	Command Prompt	2023-01-27	The command shortcode generates terminal output for either Bash, PowerShell, or SQL shell languages.	components	docs

Overview

The command shortcode generates terminal output for either bash, powershell, or sql shell languages.

Arguments

The shortcode supports the following arguments:

Argument	Required	Description
user	No	Optional user to add to the prompt, e.g. "user".
host	No	Optional host to add to the prompt, e.g. "localhost".
prompt	No	Optional prompt override, e.g. "PS C:\Users\User>".
shell	No	Type of shell, either "bash" (default), "powershell", or "sql".
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Examples

Bash (default shell)

Use the command shortcode to generate a block with a default bash command prompt.

{{< example lang="hugo" >}} {{</* command />}} export MY_VAR=123 {{</ /command */>}} {{< /example >}}

Specify user and host to add the user context to the prompt. In addition, use (out) to specify an output line and use \ to denote a line continuation.

{{< example lang="hugo" >}} {{</* command user="user" host="localhost" />}} export MY_VAR=123 echo "hello" (out)hello echo one
two
three (out)one two three echo "goodbye" (out)goodbye {{</ /command */>}} {{< /example >}}

PowerShell

Set the shell argument to powershell to generate a PowerShell terminal. Override the prompt to add a directory if needed. Use the backtick ` symbol to denote a line continuation.

{{< example lang="hugo" >}} {{</* command prompt="PS C:\Users\User>" shell="powershell" />}} Write-Host 'Hello' 'from' ` 'PowerShell!' (out)Hello from PowerShell! Write-Host 'Goodbye from PowerShell!' (out)Goodbye from PowerShell! {{</ /command */>}} {{< /example >}}

SQL

Set the shell argument to sql to generate a SQL terminal. Use the (con) suffix to denote a line continuation.

{{< example lang="hugo" >}} {{</* command prompt="mysql>" shell="sql" */>}} set @my_var = 'foo'; set @my_other_var = 'bar'; CREATE TABLE people ((con) first_name VARCHAR(30) NOT NULL,(con) last_name VARCHAR(30) NOT NULL(con) ); (out)Query OK, 0 rows affected (0.09 sec) insert into people(con) values ('John', 'Doe'); (out)Query OK, 1 row affected (0.02 sec) select (con) from people(con) order by last_name; (out)+------------+-----------+ (out)| first_name | last_name | (out)+------------+-----------+ (out)| John | Doe | (out)+------------+-----------+ (out)1 row in set (0.00 sec) {{</ /command */>}} {{< /example >}}