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At a very early stage but I’m looking forward to dioxus-tui which is react like.
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tui-rs seems to be the only good one that is active and it is nowhere near as easy to use as BubbleTea
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crossterm looks great but it seems to be incredibly low level
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cursive
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console_engine
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zi
An incremental, declarative library for building terminal user interfaces in Rust. (by mcobzarenco)
Zi is a declarative elm-style terminal UI library https://github.com/mcobzarenco/zi
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I've noticed the same thing. Tui-rs looks awesome but as you said is not so easy to use. I've decided to try and create an easy-to-use framework myself (EzTerm), and noticed that the borrow-checker definitely introduces some challenges compared to creating a (T)UI framework in some other languages.
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