Projects sharing features with Terminal.Gui

Cursive is a cross-platform terminal user interface toolkit and framework for building interactive applications in Rust. It provides a modular system for creating text-based graphical interfaces, utilizing a dedicated engine to manage the main display loop and view hierarchies. The toolkit features a backend-agnostic abstraction layer to ensure consistent rendering and input handling across different operating systems. It distinguishes itself through a palette-based theme engine that supports runtime theme loading and true color rendering, as well as the ability to generate user interface hie

tview is a library for building interactive text-based user interfaces in Go. It functions as a toolkit for managing event loops, user input, and screen rendering, providing a framework of pre-built widgets and an integrated layout engine for creating command-line applications. The project distinguishes itself through a comprehensive layout system that uses grid and flexbox models to create responsive designs. It also supports UI layer stacking to manage multiple screens and modal overlays. The framework includes a diverse suite of interactive components for data display, such as tables and

Cartography is a declarative layout engine and constraint management framework for Swift. It provides a domain-specific language to define, group, and prioritize user interface layout rules, abstracting the process of positioning and aligning visual components. The framework distinguishes itself through a fluent API and the use of overloaded operators to define relationships between view attributes. It enables the bundling of multiple layout rules into single units, allowing for the dynamic swapping of constraint groups at runtime to transition views between different positional states. The

gpui-component is a native desktop UI kit and component library built for the GPUI framework. It provides a collection of reusable user interface elements, a desktop layout engine for organizing application space, and a specialized data visualization library for rendering quantitative information. The project is distinguished by its high-performance rendering systems, including a virtualized data grid and list system designed to handle large datasets with low memory overhead. It also features a comprehensive data visualization toolkit for rendering charts, axes, and coordinate scales using li

Opentui is a terminal user interface framework for building interactive command line applications. It provides a component-based system featuring a flexbox layout engine, a virtual node component tree, and a low-level 2D cell array renderer. The project is distinguished by a sophisticated keyboard binding engine that maps complex multi-stroke sequences and chords to named commands using prioritized, reactive layers. It also implements a plugin architecture that allows external modules to inject custom UI components into designated layout slots and extend input logic at runtime. Its capabilit

Bubbles is a terminal user interface toolkit and component library providing a set of pre-built, reusable widgets for creating interactive command-line applications. It functions as a framework for building complex tools that require real-time updates and keyboard navigation. The library includes a variety of specialized interface elements such as fuzzy-filterable item lists, single-line and multi-line text inputs, and tabular data grids. It also provides visual feedback components including animated loading spinners, progress meters, countdown timers, and stopwatches. Additional capabilitie

Clay is a header-only layout engine designed for C and C++ applications that computes element positions and dimensions using a declarative box model. By operating as an immediate-mode framework, it calculates interface geometry dynamically on every frame, allowing for the creation of responsive and fluid user interfaces without maintaining persistent state. The library functions as a platform-agnostic tool that decouples layout logic from specific graphics backends. It provides a flexible coordinate system that supports layered elements, such as modals and tooltips, alongside standard documen

This project is a cross-platform user interface framework that maps mobile-native component primitives to standard web elements. It enables developers to build consistent applications that function across both mobile and web environments by providing a unified library of components and shared logic. The framework distinguishes itself through a specialized style engine that converts JavaScript object-based declarations into optimized, scoped CSS at runtime. It also features a responsive layout engine that implements a flexbox-based system, ensuring that interfaces adapt dynamically to differen

Asciimatics is a cross-platform terminal user interface framework and console wrapper. It functions as a curses-compatible library providing a toolkit for building interactive text-based applications, an ASCII art generator, and a terminal animation engine. The project distinguishes itself through a visual effects engine capable of rendering sprites, particle systems, and anti-aliased lines. It includes specialized systems for creating moving text-based graphics and tools for converting image files into character-based representations. The framework covers core terminal management including

tcell is a Go terminal user interface library and framework for building cell-based applications. It functions as a terminal emulator backend and input processor, utilizing a change-based diffing engine to manage screen state and efficiently render updates. The project is distinguished by its pluggable backend abstraction, which allows terminal interfaces to be rendered across physical terminals or compiled into WebAssembly for web browser display. It provides a virtual screen simulation to enable programmatic event injection and output inspection for automated application testing. Its capab

Neon is a Swift programmatic UI layout framework that orchestrates interface elements through a relative positioning engine. It calculates view sizes and positions at runtime to create responsive user interfaces without using constraints, springs, struts, or visual format language. The system organizes elements into stacks and groups using a coordinate-based orchestrator that resolves alignment rules between sibling and parent components. It utilizes a rule-based coordinate mapping approach to translate high-level alignment descriptors into absolute screen coordinates. The framework provides

Coss is an accessible UI component library and design system framework used to build web interfaces. It provides a comprehensive kit of interactive elements and layout building blocks that follow screen reader and keyboard navigation standards. The project functions as a UI overlay management library, offering specialized tools for implementing anchored popovers, tooltips, and slide-out panels with smooth transitions. It includes a set of accessible form primitives and selection controls to ensure compatibility across different assistive technologies. Its broader capabilities cover the const

Material Kit is an open-source UI component library that provides pre-styled Material Design elements for building responsive web interfaces with Bootstrap 5. It offers a collection of reusable components like buttons, inputs, navbars, cards, and modals that follow Google's Material Design guidelines, along with a 12-column flexbox grid system for fluid layouts that adapt to any screen size. The kit distinguishes itself by including pre-built page sections such as headers, feature blocks, pricing tables, and footers that can be combined into complete page layouts, reducing the time needed to

Ark is a headless UI component library that delivers accessible, cross-framework primitives with behavior governed by finite state machines. It provides unstyled components that encapsulate logic and accessibility — including full keyboard navigation, focus management, and WAI-ARIA support — while leaving visual styling entirely to the consumer. Components expose scoped data attributes for CSS targeting and use state machines to produce predictable, testable interactive behavior across every state transition. The library distinguishes itself through a state propagation model that distributes

tui-rs is a Rust framework for building rich terminal user interfaces and dashboards. It provides a terminal layout engine for dividing the screen into flexible rectangular regions and a widget library for rendering data in a terminal. The project includes a cross-platform terminal backend abstraction layer to ensure consistent rendering and compatibility across different operating system terminal drivers. The framework covers a wide range of UI components, including data visualization tools such as charts, progress gauges, and sparklines, as well as structural elements like data tables, ite

SweetAlert is a JavaScript modal dialog library and web UI component library used to replace native browser alert and prompt windows with stylized, customizable popup dialogs. It provides a set of visual components for displaying messages, warnings, and prompts through a polished user interface. The library allows for the creation of custom modal designs and branded popup dialogs that match a specific website aesthetic. It supports the embedding of external rendering elements directly into popups to customize visual content and layout. The toolkit covers a range of interaction patterns, incl

gui.cs is a .NET terminal user interface toolkit and framework used to build interactive, cross-platform text-based applications. It provides a structured system for composing terminal views using a view hierarchy and a dedicated layout engine. The library distinguishes itself through a component-based widget system and a constraint-based layout engine that allows interfaces to remain responsive across different terminal window dimensions. It employs a virtual-screen buffer to minimize flickering during redraws and uses state-driven theme configurations to maintain persistent visual styles.

Material Tailwind is a responsive web UI framework and component library built with Tailwind CSS. It provides a customizable design system that implements Material Design principles for web applications. The project focuses on a customizable design system, allowing for centralized theme configuration and utility-based styling to maintain visual consistency across interfaces. The library includes a wide range of reusable interface elements, covering layout structures, navigation systems, and overlay components. It provides specialized tools for web form construction, data input controls, and

Oat is a CSS variable-driven UI kit and semantic HTML component library that styles native HTML elements and attributes contextually, eliminating the need for CSS classes and reducing markup bloat. It provides a complete theming system where all visual properties are defined as CSS custom properties, allowing dark mode toggling and custom color themes by setting a single data attribute on the root element. The library delivers interactive UI elements as zero-dependency WebComponents that require no framework, build tool, or external library, while also offering declarative scroll animations t

cube-ui is a mobile-first Vue.js component library that provides a comprehensive set of pre-built UI elements for building touch-based mobile web applications. The library is built on Vue's single-file component architecture and supports on-demand ES module imports, allowing developers to selectively load only the components they need to optimize bundle size. It also offers plugin-based global registration for convenient setup and includes a CLI scaffolding tool to generate project skeletons with pre-configured build settings. The library distinguishes itself with a gesture-driven interaction

Zag is a headless UI state machine library that provides unstyled component logic to ensure consistent behavior across different rendering engines. It functions as a toolkit for modeling complex user interface interactions using statecharts, decoupling the underlying logic and accessibility attributes from visual styling. The library is framework-agnostic, utilizing specialized adapters to bridge its state machine logic with various JavaScript libraries such as React, Solid, Vue, and Svelte. This approach allows developers to maintain a single interaction model while applying any CSS or styli

termbox-go is a Go terminal user interface library and cross-platform terminal emulator abstraction. It provides a system for creating text-based graphical interfaces by managing a terminal cell buffer and handling raw input events. The library functions as a terminal cell buffer manager and input handler. It maintains an internal grid of characters and colors, using a back buffer to synchronize updates to the physical screen and translate keyboard and mouse events into structured data. Its capability surface covers text user interface rendering and terminal display management, including cur

react-joyride is a user onboarding library for React applications used to create interactive guided tours and walkthroughs. It provides a framework for defining sequences of tooltips and beacons that highlight specific user interface elements to introduce users to application features. The library distinguishes itself through a programmatic controller that allows developers to manage tour state, navigation, and lifecycle events via external application logic. It supports a high degree of visual extensibility, allowing the replacement of default tooltips and beacons with custom components to m

ReactXP is a framework for building cross-platform mobile and web applications from a single codebase using React. It provides a declarative interface that maps to different native implementation sets depending on the target environment. The project enables consistent visual experiences across operating systems through a flexbox-based layout engine, a virtual stack for navigation management, and a unified native-bridge API for accessing system services. It distinguishes itself with specialized capabilities for declarative animation orchestration, platform-specific logic resolution, and an aut

React hotkeys is a keyboard shortcut manager designed for declaring, scoping, and handling keyboard shortcuts and focus areas in React applications. It allows developers to define declarative shortcuts by binding key combinations or sequences to action names and handler functions, enabling components to respond predictably to user input. The library provides distinct mechanisms for managing how keyboard events interact with the document. It supports scoping hotkeys to specific component subtrees and DOM descendants to match natural browser focus behavior, alongside global key event handling t

This framework provides a functional architecture for building interactive command-line applications. It utilizes a reactive runtime engine that synchronizes application state, user input, and visual output through a central event-driven message loop. By employing a unidirectional data flow pattern, the framework separates the definition of application state from the logic that processes updates and the declarative rendering process that transforms state into terminal-ready output. The framework distinguishes itself through its approach to side-effect management and terminal environment adapt

QuestPDF is a C# PDF generation library and layout engine used to create structured documents, reports, and invoices. It utilizes a fluent API and a component-based layout approach to convert code into high-fidelity PDF and XPS files. The library distinguishes itself with a dedicated layout debugger that provides real-time previews, hot-reload capabilities, and visual boundary tools to map rendered elements back to source code. It also functions as an accessibility tool, providing semantic tagging and navigational aids to ensure documents comply with international accessibility and archival s