To install package.json dependencies in a way where the native modules are built with electron, run:

$ ./install.sh

Then, you want to make sure app/dist is populated. I recommend running webpack with --watch so that any changes you make to the app are detected.

$ cd app/
$ npm install
$ webpack --watch

Then you can run in the main directory:

$ npm start

...to launch the app!

• Warn upon quit
• Implement memory for tab navigation like in Chrome
• Clone pwd when opening a new tab (as the first plugin?)
• Implement cmd+K to clear
• Listen on resize event coming from the pty.
• Make sure all popular shells work well, and that we detect "url commands" appropriately for them.
• Figure out process title extraction on other platforms.
• Define extensibility surface and APIs
• Define approach to conf management (~/.hyperterm.json ?)
• When webview is shown, replace title of tab with webview's title
• Linkify urls in stdout. If clicked, inline webview. If cmd+clicked, default browser.
• Show icon that triggers contextmenu in tab, when hovered.
  • "Open in default browser" option in webview mode
  • Close
• Test on Windows, Linux
• Investigate startup time improvements
  • Optimistic (mosh-style) prompt that memoizes PS1
  • Smaller bundle (ie: uglify, but currently doesnt work with ES6)
  • Inline all the CSS/JS in the page instead of extra file