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orizen-tui

v0.1.14

Published

CLI tool for adding terminal UI components to Node.js projects

Readme

orizen-tui

Add beautiful terminal UI components to your project (shadcn-style source copy flow).

GitHub: https://github.com/paras-verma7454/orizen-tui

About this package

orizen-tui is an npm CLI package for adding ready-to-use terminal UI components to your Ink app.

Use it when you want a shadcn-style workflow:

  • install components with a command
  • copy component source code into your own project
  • customize the copied files freely

This package is for scaffolding component code, not for rendering UI by itself. Your app still runs with Ink + React, while this CLI helps you set up component files quickly.

Usage

npx orizen-tui add spinner

Add multiple components:

npx orizen-tui add spinner badge progress

Component usage examples

After running:

npx orizen-tui add spinner badge progress text-input

You can import and use copied components from your app:

import { Box, render } from 'ink'
import { ThemeProvider } from 'orizen-tui-core'
import React, { useEffect, useState } from 'react'
import { Badge } from './components/ui/orizen/badge'
import { Progress } from './components/ui/orizen/progress'
import { Spinner } from './components/ui/orizen/spinner'
import { TextInput } from './components/ui/orizen/text-input'

function App() {
  const [value, setValue] = useState(0)
  const [name, setName] = useState('')

  useEffect(() => {
    const t = setInterval(() => setValue(v => Math.min(100, v + 5)), 120)
    return () => clearInterval(t)
  }, [])

  return (
    <ThemeProvider>
      <Box flexDirection="column" gap={1}>
        <Spinner label="Loading components..." />
        <Badge variant="success">READY</Badge>
        <Progress label="Build" value={value} />
        <TextInput label="Project name" value={name} onChange={setName} placeholder="my-tui-app" />
      </Box>
    </ThemeProvider>
  )
}

render(<App />)

Single component quick examples:

<>
  <Spinner label="Installing..." preset="dots" />
  <Badge variant="warning">BETA</Badge>
  <Progress value={42} max={100} label="Upload" />
  <TextInput value={text} onChange={setText} placeholder="Type here..." />
</>

Command

orizen-tui add <slug...> [options]

Options

  • --path <dir> Output directory (default: components/ui)
  • --cwd <dir> Project root to run in
  • --dry-run Print planned changes without writing files
  • --no-install Skip dependency installation
  • --overwrite Overwrite existing files
  • --registry <url> Remote registry base URL override

What it generates

  • Components: components/ui/orizen/<slug>.tsx
  • Primitives (on-demand): components/ui/orizen/primitives/{borders,symbols}.ts
  • Barrel exports: components/ui/orizen/index.ts
  • Installed manifest: components/ui/orizen/components.json

If local registry files are not available, the CLI falls back to remote registry source from GitHub.

Dependencies installed automatically

  • ink
  • react
  • @types/react
  • orizen-tui-core