Type Alias TuiApp 

pub type TuiApp<V, A, S, Handler, O = (), M = ()> = TuiPages<V, A, S, PageFn<V, S, O>, Handler, O, M>;

The common shape of a TuiPages application: pages described by a plain PageFn.

TuiPages carries the page provider as its own type parameter so an advanced caller can plug in any PageProvider. Almost no one needs that — pages are a free function — and spelling the provider out forces the view and state types to be repeated inside PageFn<…>:

// the long form names View / State / Overlay twice
type App = TuiPages<View, Action, State, PageFn<View, State, Overlay>, Handler, Overlay>;
// this alias names each once
type App = TuiApp<View, Action, State, Handler, Overlay>;

O (overlay) and M (modal payload) default to (), so an app with neither writes TuiApp<View, Action, State, Handler>. Build it with TuiPages::builder + page_fn; the resulting type is a TuiApp, so fn build() -> App lines up with no extra effort.

Aliased Type

pub struct TuiApp<V, A, S, Handler, O = (), M = ()> {
    pub input: InputPipeline<A>,
    pub commands: CommandResolver<A>,
    pub focus: FocusManager<O, M>,
    pub buffer: BufferState<V>,
    /* private fields */
}

Fields

input: InputPipeline<A>

commands: CommandResolver<A>

focus: FocusManager<O, M>

buffer: BufferState<V>