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ebpa / tui.el

An experimental text-based UI framework for Emacs modeled after React - **requires emacs 26.1 or newer**
GNU General Public License v3.0
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What's the state of this project? #7

Open afidegnum opened 1 year ago

afidegnum commented 1 year ago

It's been a while hearing an update on this project. Is it still active?

ebpa commented 1 year ago

I've continually used this as a personal daily driver in Emacs, but haven't paid much attention to GitHub in the last few years. I've pushed a new version 0.0.4 just now- in case you'd like to check it out.

If you have anything in mind that you'd like to try out on tui.el, I'd be happy to lend some assistance in exchange for some constructive feedback :-)

afidegnum commented 1 year ago

Thanks for the prompt response. This package has a good TUI potential, I'm tacking the org aspect, exploring few possibilities and will give you some feedback

ebpa commented 1 year ago

Great! I'd appreciate any suggestions you may have. If you encounter any issues getting up and running, it's quite likely that there's something that needs to be fixed or smoothed out to be more user-friendly, so please share any obstacles you encounter! Go ahead and open a new issue if you've got a question or encounter unexpected errors.

I'm certainly open to collaborators. Be advised though: if you're interested in contributing code, I will be requiring a FSF CLA for copyright assignment to the FSF.

I'm going to keep this issue open for now for visibility in light of this recent flurry of interest.

mlemerre commented 7 months ago

Hi, I am interested by tui too. I would like to have an interface to collapse and expand huge nested trees, and tui.el seems like a good fit for this. My main question before I try is: how fast is it? I tried using tree-widget for my purpose and things are already slow when expanding a tree with 3000 children.