Prxi Features
Complete overview of Prxi (Terminal UI) features.
Project List View
Navigation
- Arrow Keys: Navigate up/down through projects
- Vim Bindings: Use
j(down) andk(up) - Selection: Current project is highlighted
Project Information
Each project shows:
- Project ID
- Project name
- Project path (truncated if long)
- Quick status indicators
Project Details Panel
Information Display
View comprehensive project details:
- Project name and path
- Detected framework
- Number of test files
- Detected ports
- Last scanned timestamp
Scripts View
See available scripts:
- Script names
- Commands that will be executed
- Runner types
Tests View
View detected test files:
- Test file paths
- Test frameworks
- Test status (if available)
Ports View
See detected ports:
- Port numbers
- Associated scripts
- Config sources
Interactive Actions
Scan Project
Press s to scan the selected project:
- Scans for test files
- Updates port information
- Shows progress and results
Scan Ports
Press p to scan ports for the selected project:
- Extracts ports from config files
- Updates port information
- Shows detected ports
Show Scripts
Press r to view available scripts:
- Lists all scripts
- Shows commands
- Displays runner types
Stop Scripts
Press x to stop all scripts for the selected project:
- Stops running background processes
- Shows confirmation
- Updates process list
Keyboard Navigation
Panel Switching
- Tab: Switch between panels
- Left Arrow: Move to project list
- Right Arrow: Move to details panel
Scrolling
- Up/Down: Scroll through lists
- Page Up/Down: Fast scrolling (if supported)
- Home/End: Jump to top/bottom (if supported)
Help Screen
Press ? to show help:
- List of all keyboard shortcuts
- Command descriptions
- Navigation tips
Color Scheme
Prxi uses a color scheme that:
- Matches the desktop app design
- Provides good contrast
- Works in light and dark terminals
- Supports terminal themes
Real-time Updates
Prxi updates in real-time:
- New projects appear automatically
- Scan results update immediately
- Port information refreshes
Full-screen Mode
Prxi runs in full-screen mode:
- Uses entire terminal window
- Optimized layout
- Responsive to terminal size
Next Steps
- Keyboard Shortcuts - Complete keyboard reference
- Usage Guide - How to use Prxi