Looking for a terminal output library I forgot the name of

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  1. tui-rs

    Discontinued Build terminal user interfaces and dashboards using Rust

    tui? This crate does what you describe, and its README contains an animated sine wave.

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  3. crossterm

    Cross platform terminal library rust

    crossterm is very low level and can do everything you stated if it is not TUI like the other post said? There are a few others like this as well, can you remember anything else about it?

  4. pancurses

    A Rust curses library, supports Unix platforms and Windows

    pancurses is another ncurses wrapper for Rust.

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