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An immersive terminal interface for managing Docker containers, services, and images with a visual dashboard.
Immediate mode text-based user interface C++ library for building interactive terminal applications.
A header-only C++ library for creating customizable, thread-safe progress bars and spinners in terminal applications.
A cross-platform, customizable terminal dashboard library for Go with a rich widget set and dynamic layouts.
A pure Java library for creating text-based GUIs and terminal applications with curses-like functionality.
A Ruby toolkit for building beautiful, interactive command line applications with modular components and project scaffolding.
A Go package providing 90 configurable terminal spinner/progress indicators for command-line applications.
A Go library for rendering multiple customizable progress bars in terminal applications.
A Neovim plugin that integrates lazygit directly into the editor with floating windows and telescope integration.
A terminal session manager that provides a unified TUI for managing multiple AI coding agents like Claude, Gemini, OpenCode, and Codex.
A Go library for rendering customizable progress bars in terminal applications with support for multiple concurrent bars.
A tool for analyzing the size of compiled Go binaries with detailed breakdowns, cross-platform support, and multiple output formats.
A cross-platform terminal UI network monitor providing real-time connection tracking, deep packet inspection, and process attribution.
A minimal C library for creating text-based user interfaces with a simple cell-based terminal abstraction.
A PHP library for building beautiful, interactive command-line menus with an expressive DSL.
A terminal user interface (TUI) for viewing, editing, and querying SQLite and CSV database files.
A Go library for updating terminal output in real-time with buffered writes and timed interval flushing.
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