Crate tuit

Tuit is a no_std TUI library intended for use in bare-metal applications

Tuit is a library for the hardcore, no_std, no_alloc Rust user.

When I began on my operating system journey, I noticed that there was not a single no_std TUI library. So I decided to make my own, and share it!

API is partially inspired by embedded_graphics, my beloved.

use tuit::terminal::ConstantSize;
use tuit::widgets::builtins::Text;
use tuit::prelude::*;

let mut terminal = ConstantSize::<20, 20>::new();
let text = Text::new("Hello world!");

text.drawn(&mut terminal).expect("This won't fail."); // Draws "Hello world!" in the center of the screen.

Modules

allocations

The parts of Tuit that can be enabled if alloc functionality is available.

draw

The draw module is responsible for the traits that let you draw to the screen

errors

Errors

prelude

The crate’s prelude includes items that you’d usually want imported in a project that uses Tuit. It imports all the traits related to terminals.

std

The parts of Tuit that can be enabled when there is standard library support.

style

Structs related to styles – includes style::Style and style::Colour
All the important types for styling in Tuit. Contains structs like Colour and Style.

terminal

Terminals

widgets

Widgets

Type Aliases

Result

This is a type alias used by tuit for its errors.