Suzen Fylke

Add a rich text terminal window to WordPress posts with Terminal Block.
Terminal Block supports the following display and animation styles: 
* Command: displays a prompt with user input and a cursor, uses typing animations 
* Output: displays output text, does not use typing animations 
* Progress: displays an animated progress bar
This block’s style and animation are adapted from <a href="https://github.com/ines/termynal" rel="nofollow ugc">termynal.js</a> version 0.0.1 by <a href="ines.io" rel="nofollow ugc">Ines Montani</a>, licensed under MIT license.
The plugin icon is <a href="https://www.flaticon.com/free-icons/terminal" rel="nofollow ugc">terminal icons</a> created by Bharat Icons – Flaticon.

Terminal Block

gasparfm

Show the world how you use the command line with this plugin. Designed for tech blogs, tutorials and sections 
where terminal commands matter.
This plugin, make a shortcode: [simterm][/simterm] and shows the text inside as in a terminal session, including 
some typing animation and separating user input and program output. 
By defaults commands have a $ symbol as the first character of the line and user input has the > (greater than) 
symbol.
You can also specify the color of the line using ##red## , ##blue## , ##green## or ##yellow## or even a custom 
delay for this line with ##delay=[ms]## with the amount of milliseconds to sleep.
To create the effect it uses “Show Your Terms” by Kande Bofim, a tiny and library agnostic Javascript.

SimTerm

Make demos of your terminal commands and output in an attractive way.

Terminal Block vs SimTerm