OpenTerminal

do you have a java command line program? then this library is for you. Simply call OpenTerminal#INSTANCE#run(Foo.class, args). Then it opens a native command prompt terminal via double click based on your current os to execute your jar file. It opens just like it's from a batch / shell script file. for jars that do not handle 0 arguments create use TerminalAppWrapper as the parameter

Screenshots(double click jar):

Features:

• user.appdata is now a System property
• user.dir, user.home, java.io.tmpdir, user.appdata can all be changed before calling OpenTerminal#run
• JREUtil#syncUserDirWithJar will sync the user dir with jar's parent directory #call before OpenTerminal#run
• TerminalApp#shouldPause #this option will not pause with System#exit
• TerminalApp#hardPause #this option will pause with System#exit
• TerminalAppWrapper #this option will get user input args before executing your program, custom wrappers can return custom arugments with or without getting user input
• users should parse their config options for the TerminalApp during OpenTerminal#isLaunching returns true
• users should parse their program config after OpenTerminal#run has been called or checking if OpenTerminal#canExe

Executing the jar from an external Process:

• -Dopenterminal.<TerminalApp#var>=value #override a TerminalApp property from the executable jar! excludes special properties like openterminal.appClass and openterminal.programArgs
• -Dopenterminal.background=boolean #will force the jar to run in the background if it's set to true
• -Dopenterminal.terminal=value #controls the terminal string
• -Dopenterminal.forceTerminal=boolean #if true forces it to always open a new terminal window if the process is a compiled jar
• -Dopenterminal.shouldPause=boolean #forces shouldPause true/false
• -Dopenterminal.hardPause=boolean #forces hardPause true/false
• -Dopenterminal.jvmArgs=jvmArgs #execute the jar with those jvm arguments. Allows the launcher to run with default arguments while the actual executing process has them

SelfCommandPrompt(Legacy)

Note: SelfCommandPrompt is now getting replaced with OpenTerminal to fix unfixable issues with the SelfCommandPrompt's current design. It's still avalible for download in the release page

Features:

• SelfCommandPrompt#runWithCMD opens a native command line terminal based on your os once the user double clicks the jar
• SelfCommandPrompt#wrapWithCMD opens a native command line terminal, gets user args(if any) before executing a strictly command line jar that doesn't handle 0 args with a scanner.

Disadvanteges:

• on jar double click the args are always 0. In the future it is planned to edit the terminal's text field so users can save their last command and input it in on startup. This library is free of charge and open source. On top of that you are also allowed to embedd this into your application programs but, I ask that you update when bugs are fixed