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moodle-tui

v1.0.0

Published

Terminal UI for Moodle, distributed as a prebuilt Rust binary.

Readme

moodle-tui

Terminal UI for Moodle, written in Rust with ratatui. Port of the Bun + Ink moodle-tui reference app.

Run

cargo run            # production
cargo run -- --demo  # offline demo data, no network, no disk writes

Config & cache live in ~/.config/tui-moodle/ (override via TUI_MOODLE_CONFIG_DIR). The Rust port reads & writes the same JSON layout as the TS version, so existing creds carry over.

Install (npm wrapper, after first GitHub release)

npm install -g moodle-tui
moodle

Demo via Docker + ttyd

docker build -f Dockerfile.demo -t moodle-tui-demo .
docker run --rm -p 7681:7681 moodle-tui-demo
# open http://localhost:7681

Develop

cargo check
cargo test
cargo build --release

Status

This is the Rust port. UI fidelity is in progress — the spine (login, dashboard list, course page, finder/modal scaffolds, settings/help) is in place; tree expand/collapse, detailed assignment modal contents, and the polished overlay lists are still being ported from the TS source one screen at a time.