• Users can create folders
• Users can create files
• Users can view folders
• Users can create subfolders
• Users can navigate through folders
• Users can delete folders
• Users can delete files

The user doesn't get an error when they write an invalid command.

When the the user clicks eneter, invalid command error is given. This is annoying and confusing.

One possible cause: Commit a249a76

A few days ago, I released version 2.2.0 of Bash-Mirror. While the intent was to introduce extra handy features, I introduced a nasty bug instead.

• This bug broke your Bash if you didn't provide an options argument with defaultCommands property.

The original intent was to create a feature where you could turn on/off the default commands Bash-Mirror has.

When a user enters an invalid command, nothing happens. The user has no idea whether the command worked or did not work.

• Indicate that command is invalid when a user enters one.

If there is a space before or after the command, an error is returned.

• Remove the spaces at the beginning and end of the command a user entered