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    Bubbles

    Bubbles

    TUI components for Bubble Tea

    Bubbles is a Go component library for building terminal user interfaces with Bubble Tea. It provides reusable UI elements that developers can combine into interactive command-line applications. The project includes components for lists, text inputs, spinners, progress displays, pagination, filtering, help views, and other common TUI patterns. Bubbles is useful because it saves developers from rebuilding basic interface behavior from scratch every time they make a terminal app. ...
    Downloads: 2 This Week
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    jexer

    jexer

    Jexer - Java Text User Interface Library

    Jexer is an open-source Text User Interface (TUI) designed to outwardly resemble the Turbo Vision library used by various Borland products.
    Downloads: 3 This Week
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    lazynpm

    lazynpm

    Terminal UI for npm

    Lazynpm is a terminal user interface (TUI) for working with npm (Node.js package manager) commands, written in Go using the gocui library. It is designed for developers who find themselves doing repetitive npm workflows — linking, building dependencies, installing, and so on — and want a simplified interface rather than remembering or typing long sequences of npm commands.
    Downloads: 0 This Week
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