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@codydafoxie/vetro

v1.0.0

Published

3 months ago

Vetro is a fork of TuiCss for developing Web applications that uses text-based user interface applications (TUI) as a style

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[!IMPORTANT]
Vetro is in very early stages of development. It is recommended to use TuiCss

About

Vetro is a fork of now unmaintained library tui-css used to create web applications using an interface based on ASCII table, like the old MS-DOS applications. This kind of interface is very legible because the ultra-contrast colors used and because the reduced effects used on the components in the view. The base of this project is Turbo Vision Framework, but some other frameworks were also checked to introduce some features to Vetro, like curses, ncurses, Newt, etc. Check the examples page in the wiki to stay on top of some creations, or check the getting started page of TuiCss to start using this library!

Origin

This project is a maintained fork of vinibiavatti1/TuiCss, which is licensed under the MIT License.

Original work (c) 2019 Vinicius Reif Biavatti Fork modifications (c) 2025 codydafoxie

This project was started while working on one of my own, using TuiCSS, when I decided I need more features!

Getting Started

To use Vetro in your project, you can just download the repository content and import the files that are in the dist folder with the html directives.

Documentation

Vetro is currently working on expanding the documentation based on the TuiCss repository wiki.