CLUI

Command Line User Interface (Console UI inspired by TurboVision) with built-in theme support. Please see screenshots of working examples at the end of the README.

Installation

go get -u github.com/VladimirMarkelov/clui

Current version

The current version is 0.9.0 RC5. Please see details in changelog.

Applications that uses the library

• Terminal FB2 reader(termfb2): https://github.com/VladimirMarkelov/termfb2

Documentation

• Introduction
• Getting started
• Layout manager
• Basic standrd control methods and properties
• About Windows
• Predefined hotkeys

The list of available controls

• Window (Main control container - with maximize, window order and other window features)
• Label (Horizontal and Vertical with basic color control tags)
• Button (Simple push button control)
• EditField (One line text edit control with basic clipboard control)
• ListBox (string list control with vertical scroll)
• TextView (ListBox-alike control with vertical and horizontal scroll, and wordwrap mode)
• ProgressBar (Vertical and horizontal. The latter one supports custom text over control)
• Frame (A decorative control that can be a container for other controls as well)
• CheckBox (Simple check box)
• Radio (Simple radio button. Useless alone - should be used along with RadioGroup)
• RadioGroup (Non-visual control to manage a group of a few RadioButtons)
• ConfirmationDialog (modal View to ask a user confirmation, button titles are custom)
• SelectDialog (modal View to ask a user to select an item from the list - list can be ListBox or RadioGroup)
• SelectEditDialog (modal View to ask a user to enter a value)
• BarChart (Horizontal bar chart without scroll)
• SparkChart (Show tabular data as a bar graph)
• GridView (Table to show structured data - only virtual and readonly mode with scroll support)
• FilePicker
• LoginDialog - a simple authorization dialog with two fields: Username and Password
• Scrollable frame

Screenshots

The main demo (theme changing and radio group control)

The screencast of demo:

The library is in the very beginning but it can be used to create working utilities: below is the example of my Dilbert comix downloader: