Crate fatui 

fatui is a textmode ui interface library that aims to be flexible, cell-perfect, immediate-mode.

you’ll start by finding a Backend, which represents the actual input and output system – ansi terminals, graphical renderers, whatever. you usually want open – that’ll pick “the right one”, based on the features you have configured and the runtime environment.

from there you’ll call Backend::step to get a Frame, which represents the input state and lets you render the output. notably: none of the operations on it actually do any i/o – they’re purely in memory, which makes it quite quick to work with. the actual input and output are all contained in the step function.

once you have a frame, you can do two major things with it:

• [Frame::split] splits up the frame into multiple non-overlapping regions, each of which can itself be treated like a frame, say by splitting it even further
• [Frame::render] renders a component into a frame, processing some input and returning some output

for details about the builtin functionality, check the split and [component] module docs.

Re-exports

pub use backend::Backend;

pub use backend::open;

pub use frame::Frame;

pub use input::Event;

pub use input::InputState;

pub use input::StateEvent;

pub use split::Splitter;

Modules

backend

the bridge to the actual os input/output

frame

a frame of input and output

grid

a generic grid of things

input

inputs from i/o

output

outputs to i/o.

pos

utilities and types for tracking and calculating with locations

split

split Frames into pieces

Enums

KeyCode

Represents a key.

MouseButton

Represents a mouse button.