textualize.io

I have always wanted a nice Python debugger in the terminal, so I am building one using @textualizeio. As far as I know nothing like this exists. If anyone knows of any similar projects, please let me know! #Python #pythonlearning

🌸 It's been in my "to try" list for years, but I finally checked out @textualizeio as a complement to Streamlit Clearly I've been out of the loop, what do you mean there is Textual CSS 👀 ? You got me curious, I have to dive deeper now...

@jlowin @willmcgugan You're right. That is weird then.

@willmcgugan Three backticks starts a fence with no opportunity to type language first

Somehow my clawbot can do syntax highlighting in Slack and no it's not a snippet. Can anyone explain? Because he can't.

Vibe coded a simple TUI browser for ZIM files using @textualizeio, libzim and markdownify. @Kimi_Moonshot K2.5 did really well, only needed a bit of steering to use uv instead of pip directly.

Just shipped my 1st PyPI pkg! 🚀 Using @textualizeio & new @github Copilot CLI SDK. conviertlo: TUI for image convertion/compression via NL. Type request → Copilot CLI generates FFMPEG command → Consults with you for command Execution → Execute. 👉️github.com/ricard0g/convi…

terminaltrove.com/rovr rovr is finally on @terminaltrove! I was kind of hoping to get Tool of the Week, but fair enough, this isn't the most unique tool out there. Anyways, I got 20 stars from this!!

When I first saw the pyjsx project, I felt it would be a good companion to UI frameworks. So I tried textual, it turns out to be very fascinating, here it is. github.com/frostming/text…

sqlit is a lazygit style SQL TUI for the terminal. It supports 10+ databases (Postgres, SQLite, Supabase, ClickHouse, DuckDB, etc), has query history, autocomplete and more. Peter Adams (Maxteabag on GitHub) made sqlit using @textualizeio and is Terminal Tool of the Week! ⭐️

To get your boards on the market you will need some series testing and #flashing. Here is my @E14Community #opensource solution with @Raspberry_Pi @arduino cli and @textualizeio youtu.be/CyCpV5uCS1U?si…

@just_cromer Well, that is never a bad idea. But if you jump on the Textualize Discord server, we could save you some time...

@textualizeio if I want a Tree combined with a DataTable, I assume my best bet is to look at the source for each and figure it out?

rovr, a modern terminal file explorer inspired by superfile and windows explorer. built with @textualizeio . trying to get features to almost yazi, but I'm not quite there yet...

@mrmolley @willmcgugan It would require an ACP integration. I'm not sure if they have that planned.

@willmcgugan Will Toad be able to use VertexAI via genai?

Vibe coding my heart out today. I think this is pretty nifty. WDYT? batrachian.ai

Just spent some time building a terminal-based trading dashboard using @textualizeio and I'm impressed with how powerful this library is for creating rich TUIs in Python. Soo many ways to leverage this and apply in other CLI apps I have.

Smh if people only new the power of @textualizeio

@textualizeio I developed a TUI for changedetection github.com/grota/changede… I'm open for feedback

@bittastic Looks great! You should post that on the Discord server. Show and tell channel. In sure you will get good feedback.

lue is a TUI ebook reader with text to speech (TTS) support. It reads EPUB / PDF / TXT files, supports 100+ languages, highlights words in sync, saves your progress, has themes and more. @superstarryeyes made lue using Rich by @textualizeio and is Terminal Tool of the Week! ⭐️

More Diff View shenanigans. - The "annotations" (+ and - symbols) are now toggleable. - Text selection works (don't select annotations) - Added an auto split option that switches to split view when there is enough space. It's actually quite hard to trigger the auto-split, which only activates when there is no possibility of cropping code. I suspect a better UX would be to provide an option to switch between unified and split view. WDYT?

Added real-time selection previews to the sharp-frames textual interface. Now you can actually know ahead of time how many frames you'll select for your 3DGS datasets. @textualizeio #GaussianSplatting