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by dtagames
454 days ago
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It's pretty simple to get a font that looks like DOS, render an <input> tag with custom styling for the command line entry, and an output window for the scrolling portion that copied the last input into the output and then cleared the input. You can use CSS to make the scrolling window grow from the bottom to the top of the screen, like a DOS window would scroll up and then off. If this were my project, I'd start with plain browser web components[0] rather than a framework. You could definitely have Cursor write the UI portion for you and then, once you like it, add the command handling. I wrote an article[1] with some strategies and examples of this kind of complex prompt-driven development with Cursor. [0] https://levelup.gitconnected.com/getting-started-with-web-co... [1] https://levelup.gitconnected.com/license-to-kill-coding-with... |
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