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@textui/cli

v0.5.0

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TextUI developer CLI - init, add, create, doctor - and primitives for building your own

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Keywords

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Readme

@textui/cli

npm license

textui - set a project up, copy components into it, and find out what the terminal in front of you can actually do.

npx @textui/cli init

Components are copied, not imported

@textui/widgets is a dependency you install. The registry behind textui add is the opposite: it writes the source into your project and you own it from there, edits included.

textui add service-table     # writes src/ui/service-table.tsx
textui create dashboard      # writes a whole screen
textui diff                  # what you have edited since it was copied

diff matters because owning the source means upstream fixes do not reach you. It tells you which files have drifted, so an update is a decision rather than a surprise.

Commands

| | | |---|---| | init | Set up TextUI in this project | | add | Copy components into your project | | create | Scaffold a template into your project | | list | Registry components, templates and themes | | theme | List themes, or preview one | | registry | Manage component registries | | diff | Which copied components have drifted from upstream | | doctor | What this terminal can do, and what the project looks like |

doctor is the one to run first when something renders wrong: it reports the unicode level, colour depth, mouse and keyboard protocol actually detected, which is usually the answer.

Building your own

createCli() is exported, and @textui/cli/app is the primitives under it - commands, options, help and prompts. Deliberately small: the point is that an application built on TextUI can combine plain commands with interactive screens without a second framework and a second idea of what an argument is.

Runtime

Depends on @textui/core and @textui/terminal. Uses node:fs, node:path and node:crypto - it is the one library package here that touches a disk. Node 22+ and Bun.

Documentation

https://softov.github.io/textui/

Part of TextUI - documentation - getting started

@textui/kit one install · @textui/core the runtime · @textui/widgets the catalog · @textui/terminal adapters and input · @textui/testing the harness · @textui/cli the CLI