A fun little TUI framework for OCaml
CHANGES:
Upgrade to Riot 0.0.8 – this release brings stability fixes, performance fixes, and includes new microsecond resolution timers.
Add better trace logs
Make sure we restore and show the cursor on exit
Fix bug where alt-screen rendering cleaned extra lines - thanks @jmcavanillas 👏
Small doc fixes – thanks @sam-huckaby ✨
Expose color type as Tty.Color.t for more flexibility and supporting fallback colors
Implement rendering of padding – thanks @wonbyte 🚀
Add new Virtualized Table component with support for columns and moving a cursor around – thanks @sabine 🧡
Progress bar now defaults color to gray if the terminal profile isn't supported
Progress bar now can toggle the percentage number – thanks @wesleimp 🌈
Add support for custom events – any Riot message sent to a Mint Tea app will
become an Event.Custom msg event, which enables sending data into TUIs from
other processes.
Add key type for key down events – this means we now get better
discoverability of what key down events we can match on, and its easier to
keep examples working
Capture more key events: arrows (left,down,up,right), backspace, space, enter, escape.
Move initial_state to the application start invocation – you can now run
your app with multiple initial states, which makes it ideal for starting apps
in the middle of other flows, or to test specific scenarios.
Fix bug where TTY was not restored from RAW mode during normal shutdown.
Now the Event.Frame time event includes the frame time, and all examples
are updated to work with it.
Add new Hide_cursor and Show_cursor commands, and always restore the
cursor to visible on exit
New Leaves.Fps to specify a frame rate and cap updates at that rate (Thanks
to @sabine)
New Leaves.Sprite module to create frame-based animations that are ticked
at a specific frame-rate (Thanks to @sabine)
New Leaves.Spinner contains several spinners ready to be used in
applications (Thanks to @sabine)
New Leaves.Text_input field ready to be used in applications (Thanks to
@lessp_)
New Leaves.Cursor that can be used to highlight where the cursor is in a
given text (Thanks to @nguermond)
Reworked Leaves.Progress to support plain and gradient progress bars with
customizable empty/full/trail characters, and to fit right into the
make/update/view pattern.
New Spinners example showcasing several spinners (Thanks to @sabine)
New Emojis game example showcasing a tilemap and moving a player around
New Basic example for the README tutorial
New Progress bars examples showcasing plain, gradient, and emoji progress bars
New Text input field example (Thanks to @lessp_)
Updated other examples to use the new progress bars
Initial release for the 3 packages.
views example showcasing an application with multiples sectionsaltscreen-toggle example to showcase the AltScreenfullscreen example with a timerstopwatch examplefps counter examplecolor and style
CHANGES:
Add support for custom events – any Riot message sent to a Mint Tea app will
become an Event.Custom msg event, which enables sending data into TUIs from
other processes.
Add key type for key down events – this means we now get better
discoverability of what key down events we can match on, and its easier to
keep examples working
Capture more key events: arrows (left,down,up,right), backspace, space, enter, escape.
Move initial_state to the application start invocation – you can now run
your app with multiple initial states, which makes it ideal for starting apps
in the middle of other flows, or to test specific scenarios.
Fix bug where TTY was not restored from RAW mode during normal shutdown.
Now the Event.Frame time event includes the frame time, and all examples
are updated to work with it.
Add new Hide_cursor and Show_cursor commands, and always restore the
cursor to visible on exit
New Leaves.Fps to specify a frame rate and cap updates at that rate (Thanks
to @sabine)
New Leaves.Sprite module to create frame-based animations that are ticked
at a specific frame-rate (Thanks to @sabine)
New Leaves.Spinner contains several spinners ready to be used in
applications (Thanks to @sabine)
New Leaves.Text_input field ready to be used in applications (Thanks to
@lessp)
New Leaves.Cursor that can be used to highlight where the cursor is in a
given text (Thanks to @nguermond)
Reworked Leaves.Progress to support plain and gradient progress bars with
customizable empty/full/trail characters, and to fit right into the
make/update/view pattern.
New Spinners example showcasing several spinners (Thanks to @sabine)
New Emojis game example showcasing a tilemap and moving a player around
New Basic example for the README tutorial
New Progress bars examples showcasing plain, gradient, and emoji progress bars
New Text input field example (Thanks to @lessp)
Updated other examples to use the new progress bars
CHANGES:
Initial release for the 3 packages.
views example showcasing an application with multiples sectionsaltscreen-toggle example to showcase the AltScreenfullscreen example with a timerstopwatch examplefps counter examplecolor and style