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nodecli-gui

v1.0.12

Published

Try using cli like gui.

Downloads

1

Readme

NodeCLI - GUI

From now on, you can use CLI as quickly and easily as GUI.

Introduce

The reason why I made this project.

  • NodeOS. It's a project to create an operating system in a Node execution environment, and I made it because I thought it would be better to implement CLI in a similar way as GUI.

Similarities to GUI?

  • You can control it with a keyboard.

  • It contains various widgets.

  • Allows the user to know what function it is.

Preview Run Results

Installation

$ npm install nodecli-gui

Examples

Todo App:

import chalk from 'chalk';

import { CLIApplication, CLIButton, CLICheckBox, CLILabel } from 'nodecli-gui';

const app = new CLIApplication();

app.setWindowTitle(`Test Application`);
app.setWindowIcon(`xampp-icon.ico`);


// Title
const title1 = new CLILabel({ text: `[ Todo List ]` });
app.addComponent(title1.return(), { x: 1, y: 1 });


// todos
let todosText = [`To complete all tasks`, `Finish handling exceptions.`, `Commit to git.`];

todosText.forEach((text, idx) => {
    const item = new CLICheckBox({ text: `- ${text}`, beforeText: `✅ `, bool: idx === 2 });
    item.on(`select`);
    app.addComponent(item.return(), { x: 1, y: 1 });
});


// modify button
const modify = new CLIButton({ text: chalk.bgBlueBright(` modify `) });
modify.on(`select`, () => {
    app.selectedItems().forEach(item => {
        app.modifyText(item, { text: `- test todo` });
    });
});

app.addComponent(modify.return(), { x: 1, y: 1 });


// remove button
const remove = new CLIButton({ text: chalk.bgRedBright(` remove `) });
remove.on(`select`, () => {
    app.selectedItems().forEach(item => {
        app.remove(item);
    });
});

app.addComponent(remove.return(), { x: 10, y: -1 });


app.show(10);