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Try uutils coreutils directly in your browser! This interactive terminal runs Rust coreutils via WebAssembly - no installation needed.

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## Try it out Click an example to run it in the terminal:
## Sharing commands via URL You can pre-fill the terminal with a command using the `?cmd=` URL parameter. The command runs automatically when the page loads - great for sharing examples or linking from documentation. **Examples:** - [`?cmd=date`](/playground?cmd=date) - show the current date - [`?cmd=seq 1 10 | factor`](/playground?cmd=seq%201%2010%20|%20factor) - factorize numbers 1–10 - [`?cmd=echo 'Hello, world!' | sha256sum`](/playground?cmd=echo%20%27Hello%2C%20world!%27%20|%20sha256sum) - hash a string - [`?cmd=sort fruits.txt | uniq -c | sort -rn`](/playground?cmd=sort%20fruits.txt%20|%20uniq%20-c%20|%20sort%20-rn) - count and rank fruit Multiple commands can be separated by newlines (`%0A` in the URL): - [`?cmd=echo hello%0Aecho world`](/playground?cmd=echo%20hello%0Aecho%20world) - run two commands in sequence ## Available commands The following commands run as **real Rust coreutils compiled to WebAssembly**:

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The following are **shell builtins** implemented in JavaScript: - `help` - list available commands and examples - `clear` - clear the terminal screen - `cd` - change the current working directory - `locale` - show or change the current locale Some commands (e.g. `chcon`, `runcon`, etc.) are not yet available in the WASM build because they depend on platform-specific syscalls not fully supported by WebAssembly/WASI. We are actively working on adding more commands as we improve WASI compatibility in uutils coreutils. Curious about how this all works under the hood? Read the [technical deep-dive on the playground architecture](/playground-how-it-works). The source code for this website (including the playground) is available on [GitHub](https://github.com/uutils/uutils.github.io/).