mir.termdbg 1.0.0

Simple terminal key press debugger.

termdbg echoes the bytes received directly from the terminal for debugging exactly what bytes or escape sequences a particular terminal is sending. The terminal is set to raw mode if possible.

termdbg’s output is intended for human consumption; the output format is not guaranteed and should not be parsed.

To exit, send the byte value 3. This is the ASCII encoding for ^C (End Of Text), which is sent by pressing CTRL-C for most terminals. If you are unable to exit, you can send SIGINT from a separate terminal.

Example usage:

$ termdbg
27, o33, 0x1B  # F1 pressed, terminal emits three bytes
79, o117, 0x4F
80, o120, 0x50
27, o33, 0x1B  # F2 pressed, terminal emits three bytes
79, o117, 0x4F
81, o121, 0x51
3, o3, 0x3  # Ctrl-C pressed, terminal emits ^C and termdbg quits
$