Struct App 

pub struct App {
    pub tabs_meta: Vec<TabId>,
    pub active: usize,
    pub tabs: Vec<TabState>,
    pub tab_generation: u64,
    pub theme: Theme,
    pub last_refresh: DateTime<Utc>,
    pub quit: bool,
    pub settings: Option<SettingsState>,
}

Fields

tabs_meta: Vec<TabId>

active: usize

tabs: Vec<TabState>

tab_generation: u64

Monotonically increasing identity for a complete tab-set replacement. Background fetches carry this with their tab identity so results from a previous Settings reload cannot land in a new tab at the old index.

theme: Theme

last_refresh: DateTime<Utc>

quit: bool

settings: Option<SettingsState>

When Some, the Settings overlay is open and consuming key events.

Implementations

impl App

pub fn new(tabs_meta: Vec<TabId>) -> Self

pub fn with_theme(tabs_meta: Vec<TabId>, theme: Theme) -> Self

Like App::new but with an explicit theme. Lets tests build an App without reading the real Omarchy theme file ($HOME/.config/omarchy/current/theme/colors.toml) — new resolves that path and the $HOME env var via merged_with_omarchy, which is not hermetic. Production code uses new/new_with_primary.

pub fn new_with_primary( tabs_meta: Vec<TabId>, primary: Option<VendorId>, ) -> Self

Construct with an initial active tab — usually [ui] primary from config. Silently falls through to index 0 if the requested vendor isn’t present (e.g. it was disabled).

pub fn active_tab_id(&self) -> Option<&TabId>

pub fn active_vendor(&self) -> Option<VendorId>

pub fn set_tabs(&mut self, tabs_meta: Vec<TabId>)

Replace the tab set — used after a Settings save reloads config, so tabs added or removed in config.toml while the TUI is open (e.g. a new [[anthropic.accounts]] entry) appear without a restart. Every tab resets to Loading (the caller re-spawns fetches) and the selection is clamped in case the list shrank.

pub fn apply_refresh( &mut self, generation: u64, tab: &TabId, state: TabState, ) -> bool

Apply an asynchronous refresh only when it still belongs to this tab generation and the captured tab identity still exists. Lookup by identity, rather than the old positional index, also makes a reordered tab list safe.

pub fn select_primary(&mut self, primary: Option<VendorId>)

Move to the first tab of primary’s vendor (the default account tab, since it precedes any of that vendor’s account tabs).

pub fn next_tab(&mut self)

pub fn prev_tab(&mut self)

Trait Implementations

impl Debug for App

fn fmt(&self, f: &mut Formatter<'_>) -> Result

Formats the value using the given formatter.