Commands allow you to run some code in response to a certain string being entered into the console

Register a command by calling RegisterCommand. Callback will be fired when "start server" is entered into the console. The optional Description will be shown if the "help" command is run. If the command already exists it will be overwritten

C#
PowerConsole.RegisterCommand(new CustomCommand()
{
    Command = "start server",
    Description = "Starts a web server",
    Callback = StartServerCallback
});

C#
private void StartServerCallback(CommandCallback callback)
{
    // Raised when "start server" is entered into the terminal
}

Argument names must begin with a "-", e.g. "-f"

Optional arguments can be specified that can be entered after the command

C#
PowerConsole.RegisterCommand(new CustomCommand()
{
    Command = "start server",
    Description = "Starts a web server",
    Args = new List<CommandArgument>()
    {
        new CommandArgument() { Name = "-p", Description = "Port number to host on" },
        new CommandArgument() { Name = "-t", Description = "Title of the window" }
    },
    Callback = Command1Callback
});

C#
private void StartServerCallback(CommandCallback callback)
{
    // Raised when "start server" is entered into the terminal
    // Arguments are parsed and available in callback.Args

    var port = callback.Args["-p"];
    var title = callback.Args["-t"];
}

Argument values must not contain spaces unless they are quoted

Command
start server -p 3000 -t "Window Title"

Removes a command if it exists. This can also be used to remove built in commands

C#
PowerConsole.UnregisterCommand("start server");

If you don't want to register commands you can listen to the CommandEntered event which will be raised everytime a command is entered

C#
PowerConsole.CommandEntered += (s, e) =>
{
    var enteredCommand = e.Command;
};

These commands are available by default

Command	Description
help	Displays descriptions for all registered commands
clear	Clears the console
exit	Closes the console
position fullscreen	Fullscreen the console
position top	Position the console at the top of the screen
position bottom	Position the console at the bottom of the screen

Use the keyboard up and down arrows to cycle through previously entered commands