[Feature Request] Remote Terminals over Websocket

Sorry if my request doesn't make any sense, as I do not fully understand the architecture of hyper.

However, if I am correct to assume that Hyper is essentially a web application with a FE and a BE running on the local machine i.e. an electron application, then it should technically be possible to move that BE to a remote machine e.g. a server in the cloud and then wire the FE and BE using e.g. websocket e.g. as used in codesandbox?

Note this is different from using SSH in that all the connections will be over HTTP (for handshake, then TCP) and will not require any firewall/network configuration.

If so, how complicated would that be? e.g. complications that might arise due to limited network bandwidth for streaming buffers, etc.

Thanks!

No files or tests are named. Start by mapping Hyper's frontend/backend Electron architecture, then assess how a remote backend and WebSocket connection would affect terminal buffer streaming, bandwidth, and network behavior; done would be a decided implementation scope rather than an open feasibility question.