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@benvinegar/termdraw

v0.2.0

Published

Object-based terminal illustrator for diagrams, UI mocks, and terminal-native graphics.

Readme

termDRAW!

termDRAW! is an object-based terminal illustrator for diagrams, UI mocks, and terminal-native graphics.

Why termDRAW!

  • Make terminal-native diagrams without leaving your terminal.
  • Keep editing as you think: drawn elements stay selectable, movable, and resizable.
  • Group related content inside boxes so diagrams stay organized while you iterate.
  • Export plain text or fenced Markdown for READMEs, docs, tickets, and agent prompts.

Install

Requirements:

  • Bun
  • A terminal with mouse support

From npm:

bun add @benvinegar/termdraw

Or from source:

git clone https://github.com/benvinegar/termdraw.git
cd termdraw
bun install

Quick start

Start the app from a local checkout:

bun run start

Or run the published CLI:

bunx @benvinegar/termdraw

Draw something, then press Enter or Ctrl+S to save. By default, termDRAW! writes the result to stdout after the app exits.

Write directly to a file:

bun run start -- --output diagram.txt

Export as a fenced Markdown code block:

bun run start -- --fenced > diagram.md

Show CLI help:

bun run start -- --help

Usage

termDRAW! behaves more like a small vector-style editor than a paint program. Lines, boxes, and text are retained objects, so you can keep rearranging the diagram after you draw it. Boxes can also act as frames for fully contained children.

Everything still snaps to terminal cells. termDRAW! outputs terminal art, not SVG or bitmap graphics.

Controls are shown in the app footer and tool palette.

Output examples

Plain text to stdout:

bun run start > drawing.txt

Plain text to a file:

bun run start -- --output drawing.txt

Markdown fenced output:

bun run start -- --fenced > drawing.md

Embedding

termDRAW! can also be mounted as OpenTUI React components inside another terminal app.

  • TermDrawApp: the full app chrome with header, palette, footer, and splash
  • TermDrawEditor: the bare editor surface without the surrounding app chrome
  • TermDraw: an alias for TermDrawApp

Full chrome:

import { createCliRenderer } from "@opentui/core";
import { createRoot } from "@opentui/react";
import { TermDrawApp } from "@benvinegar/termdraw";

const renderer = await createCliRenderer({
  useMouse: true,
  enableMouseMovement: true,
  autoFocus: true,
  screenMode: "alternate-screen",
});

createRoot(renderer).render(
  <TermDrawApp
    width="100%"
    height="100%"
    autoFocus
    onSave={(art) => {
      console.log(art);
    }}
    onCancel={() => {
      renderer.destroy();
    }}
  />,
);

Bare editor surface:

import { TermDrawEditor } from "@benvinegar/termdraw";

<TermDrawEditor width="100%" height="100%" autoFocus onSave={(art) => console.log(art)} />;

Development

If you want to hack on termDRAW! locally:

bun run format
bun run lint
bun test
bun run typecheck

Contributing

Contributions are welcome.

Before opening a PR:

  • keep the change focused
  • run bun run format, bun run lint, bun test, and bun run typecheck
  • add or update tests when you change editor behavior
  • open an issue first for larger UX or architecture changes

License

MIT. See LICENSE.

Publishing note

The unscoped termdraw package name is already taken on npm, so this package is configured to publish as @benvinegar/termdraw.

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