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cuia 0.1.1

cuia 🧉

A delightful tiny framework for building reliable text-based applications.

cuia is a tiny Python library for building interactive terminal user
interfaces that are easy to use, fast and have a small memory footprint.
cuia is inspired by Bubble Tea
(written in Go) and, in particular, employs
the Elm architecture (TEA, named
after the Elm programming language). This means that
cuia applications are as dynamic and easy to write (and use) as they could
be.
Features

🧵 Simple: your user interface is a string of characters
💬 Interaction-focused
♻️ Easily integrate with other libraries
🕹️ Use the same escape code sequences
as you would with Colorama
🖥️ Support for Unix variants out of the box:
curses under the hood by
default (and probably works on Windows and DOS if a compatible curses
library is available)
🤬 Only one dependency: cusser (for
wrapping the curses library)
🐍 Python 3.8+

Installation
$ pip install cuia

Usage
In [1]: import asyncio

In [2]: from dataclasses import dataclass

In [3]: from cuia import Program, Store

In [4]: @dataclass
...: class Hello(Store):
...:
...: x: int = 0
...: y: int = 0
...:
...: def __str__(self):
...: return f"\033[{self.x};{self.y}H\033[1mHello, 🌍!"
...:

In [5]: program = Program(Hello(34, 12))

In [6]: asyncio.run(program.start())