A good toolkit for Ink is much needed, although Ink itself leaves something to be desired, especially compared to https://github.com/anomalyco/opentui (bun only, used by opencode)
I tried to build a Viewport component in Ink, but after scrolling to the bottom of a list of 150 rows, Ink started to render things strangely - the top line overflowed the box bounds, and a few blank lines appeared inside the viewport. I couldn't figure out where the bug was in Ink, I somewhat suspect floating point issues somewhere in the native Yoga<->JS layer?
A random arse thought, but I have never seen the phrase batteries-included a week ago, and now I've seen it like half a dozen times. Am I seriously out of date with the lingo of web dev, or did this word suddenly explode in popularity?
The fact that there are no tests is a non-starter for me. AI mostly writes them for you now, so there really is no excuse to not have them, especially for a library that people are going to depend on.
A good toolkit for Ink is much needed, although Ink itself leaves something to be desired, especially compared to https://github.com/anomalyco/opentui (bun only, used by opencode)
I tried to build a Viewport component in Ink, but after scrolling to the bottom of a list of 150 rows, Ink started to render things strangely - the top line overflowed the box bounds, and a few blank lines appeared inside the viewport. I couldn't figure out where the bug was in Ink, I somewhat suspect floating point issues somewhere in the native Yoga<->JS layer?
thank you !! : ) ive seen the opentui docs and it seems extremely feature rich. ill make something w it someday.
also, ive had the exact same issue w ink!! i forgot how i solved it though -- something with a Box prop (flexGrow?)
A random arse thought, but I have never seen the phrase batteries-included a week ago, and now I've seen it like half a dozen times. Am I seriously out of date with the lingo of web dev, or did this word suddenly explode in popularity?
https://python-basics-tutorial.readthedocs.io/en/latest/libs...
The fact that there are no tests is a non-starter for me. AI mostly writes them for you now, so there really is no excuse to not have them, especially for a library that people are going to depend on.