public class MyModView : ComputerView
    {
        // This is called when you view is opened
        public override void OnShow()
        {
            base.OnShow();
            // changing the Text property will fire an PropertyChanged event
            // which lets the computer know the text has changed and update it
            Text = "Monkey Computer\nMonkey Computer\nMounkey Computer";
        }

        // you can do something on keypresses by overriding "OnKeyPressed"
        // it get's an EKeyboardKey passed as a parameter which wraps the old character string
        public override void OnKeyPressed(EKeyboardKey key)
        {
            switch (key)
            {
                case EKeyboardKey.Delete:
                    // "ReturnToMainMenu" will basically switch to the main menu again
                    ReturnToMainMenu();
                    break;
                case EKeyboardKey.Option1:
                    // If you want to switch to another view you can do it like this
                    ShowView<MyOtherModView>();
                    break;
            }
        }
    }

public class MyModEntry : IComputerModEntry
    {
        // This is the mod name that is going to show up as a selectable mod
        public string EntryName => "MyMod";

        // This is the first view that is going to be shown if the user select you mod
        // The Computer Interface mod will instantiate your view 
        public Type EntryViewType => typeof(MyModView);
    }

Container.Bind<IComputerModEntry>().To<MyModEntry>().AsSingle();

internal class MyModCommandManager : IInitializable
    {
        private readonly CommandHandler _commandHandler;

        // Request the CommandHandler
        // This gets resolved by zenject since we bind MyModCommandManager in the container
        public MyModCommandManager(CommandHandler commandHandler)
        {
            _commandHandler = commandHandler;
        }

        public void Initialize()
        {
            // Add a command
            _commandHandler.AddCommand(new Command(name: "whoami", argumentCount: 0, args =>
            {
                // args is an array of arguments (string) passed when entering the command
                // the command handler already checks if the correct amount of arguments is passed

                // the string you return is going to be shown in the terminal as a return message
                // you can break up the message into multiple lines by using \n
                return "MONKE";
            }));
        }
    }