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TerminalToolkit

class TerminalToolkit(BaseToolkit):

A toolkit for terminal operations across multiple operating systems.

This toolkit provides a set of functions for terminal operations such as searching for files by name or content, executing shell commands, and managing terminal sessions.

Parameters:

  • timeout (Optional[float]): The timeout for terminal operations.
  • shell_sessions (Optional[Dict[str, Any]]): A dictionary to store shell session information. If None, an empty dictionary will be used. (default: :obj:{})
  • working_dir (str): The working directory for operations. If specified, all execution and write operations will be restricted to this directory. Read operations can access paths outside this directory.(default: :obj:"./workspace")
  • need_terminal (bool): Whether to create a terminal interface. (default: :obj:True)
  • use_shell_mode (bool): Whether to use shell mode for command execution. (default: :obj:True)
  • clone_current_env (bool): Whether to clone the current Python environment.(default: :obj:False)
  • safe_mode (bool): Whether to enable safe mode to restrict operations. (default: :obj:True)
  • Note: Most functions are compatible with Unix-based systems (macOS, Linux). For Windows compatibility, additional implementation details are needed.

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init

def __init__(
    self,
    timeout: Optional[float] = None,
    shell_sessions: Optional[Dict[str, Any]] = None,
    working_dir: str = './workspace',
    need_terminal: bool = True,
    use_shell_mode: bool = True,
    clone_current_env: bool = False,
    safe_mode: bool = True
):

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_setup_file_output

def _setup_file_output(self):

Set up file output to replace GUI, using a fixed file to simulate terminal.

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_clone_current_environment

def _clone_current_environment(self):

Create a new Python virtual environment.

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_create_terminal

def _create_terminal(self):

Create a terminal GUI.

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_update_terminal_output

def _update_terminal_output(self, output: str):

Update terminal output and send to agent.

Parameters:

  • output (str): The output to be sent to the agent

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_is_path_within_working_dir

def _is_path_within_working_dir(self, path: str):

Check if the path is within the working directory.

Parameters:

  • path (str): The path to check

Returns:

bool: Returns True if the path is within the working directory, otherwise returns False

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_enforce_working_dir_for_execution

def _enforce_working_dir_for_execution(self, path: str):

Enforce working directory restrictions, return error message if execution path is not within the working directory.

Parameters:

  • path (str): The path to be used for executing operations

Returns:

Optional[str]: Returns error message if the path is not within the working directory, otherwise returns None

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_copy_external_file_to_workdir

def _copy_external_file_to_workdir(self, external_file: str):

Copy external file to working directory.

Parameters:

  • external_file (str): The path of the external file

Returns:

Optional[str]: New path after copying to the working directory, returns None on failure

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file_find_in_content

def file_find_in_content(
    self,
    file: str,
    regex: str,
    sudo: bool = False
):

Search for matching text within file content.

Parameters:

  • file (str): Absolute path of the file to search within.
  • regex (str): Regular expression pattern to match.
  • sudo (bool, optional): Whether to use sudo privileges. Defaults to False. Note: Using sudo requires the process to have appropriate permissions.

Returns:

str: Matching content found in the file.

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file_find_by_name

def file_find_by_name(self, path: str, glob: str):

Find files by name pattern in specified directory.

Parameters:

  • path (str): Absolute path of directory to search.
  • glob (str): Filename pattern using glob syntax wildcards.

Returns:

str: List of files matching the pattern.

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_sanitize_command

def _sanitize_command(self, command: str, exec_dir: str):

Check and modify command to ensure safety.

Parameters:

  • command (str): The command to check
  • exec_dir (str): The directory to execute the command in

Returns:

Tuple: (is safe, modified command or error message)

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shell_exec

def shell_exec(self, id: str, command: str):

Execute commands. This can be used to execute various commands, such as writing code, executing code, and running commands.

Parameters:

  • id (str): Unique identifier of the target shell session.
  • command (str): Shell command to execute.

Returns:

str: Output of the command execution or error message.

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shell_view

def shell_view(self, id: str):

View the content of a specified shell session.

Parameters:

  • id (str): Unique identifier of the target shell session.

Returns:

str: Current output content of the shell session.

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shell_wait

def shell_wait(self, id: str, seconds: Optional[int] = None):

Wait for the running process in a specified shell session to return.

Parameters:

  • id (str): Unique identifier of the target shell session.
  • seconds (Optional[int], optional): Wait duration in seconds. If None, wait indefinitely. Defaults to None.

Returns:

str: Final output content after waiting.

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shell_write_to_process

def shell_write_to_process(
    self,
    id: str,
    input: str,
    press_enter: bool
):

Write input to a running process in a specified shell session.

Parameters:

  • id (str): Unique identifier of the target shell session.
  • input (str): Input content to write to the process.
  • press_enter (bool): Whether to press Enter key after input.

Returns:

str: Status message indicating whether the input was sent.

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shell_kill_process

def shell_kill_process(self, id: str):

Terminate a running process in a specified shell session.

Parameters:

  • id (str): Unique identifier of the target shell session.

Returns:

str: Status message indicating whether the process was terminated.

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del

def __del__(self):

Clean up resources when the object is being destroyed. Terminates all running processes and closes any open file handles.

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get_tools

def get_tools(self):

Returns:

List[FunctionTool]: A list of FunctionTool objects representing the functions in the toolkit.