build: bump r3bl_tuify from 0.1.27 to 0.2.0

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Bumps r3bl_tuify from 0.1.27 to 0.2.0.

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r3bl_terminal_async v0.3.0

Build interactive and non blocking CLI apps with ease in Rust

The r3bl_terminal_async library lets your CLI program be asynchronous and interactive without blocking the main thread. Your spawned tasks can use it to concurrently write to the display output, pause and resume it. You can also display of colorful animated spinners ⌛🌈 for long running tasks. With it, you can create beautiful, powerful, and interactive REPLs (read execute print loops) with ease.

Why use this crate

• Because read_line() is blocking. And there is no way to terminate an OS thread that is blocking in Rust. To do this you have to exit the process (who’s thread is blocked in read_line()).
• Another annoyance is that when a thread is blocked in read_line(), and you have to display output to stdout concurrently, this poses some challenges.

Demo of this in action

Here's a screen capture of the types of interactive REPLs that you can expect to build in Rust, using this crate.

A couple of things to note about this demo:

1. You can use up, down to access history in the multi-line editor.
2. You can use left, right, ctrl+left, ctrl+right, to jump around in the multi-line editor.
3. You can edit content in this multi-line editor without blocking the main thread, and while other tasks (started via tokio::spawn are concurrently producing output to the display.
4. You can pause the output while spinners are being displayed, and these spinners support many different kinds of animations!

Example of using this crate

There are great examples in the examples folder of the repo here. Let's walk through a simple example of using this crate. Let's create a new example using the following commands:

cargo new --bin async-cli
cd async-cli
cargo add r3bl_terminal_async
cargo add miette --features fancy
cargo add tokio --features full

Now, let's add a main.rs file in the src folder.

use std::time::Duration;
use r3bl_terminal_async::{tracing_setup, TerminalAsync, TracingConfig};
use tokio::time::interval;
#[tokio::main]
async fn main() -> miette::Result<()> {
let maybe_terminal_async = TerminalAsync::try_new("> ").await?;
// If the terminal is not fully interactive, then return early.
let mut terminal_async = match maybe_terminal_async {
    None =&gt; return Ok(()),
    _ =&gt; maybe_terminal_async.unwrap(),

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Changelog

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v0.2.0 (2024-10-21)

This is part of a total reorganization of the r3bl-open-core repo. This is a breaking change for almost every crate in the repo. This PR contains all the changes.

• Updated:

  • This release just uses the latest deps from r3bl-open-core repo, since so many crates have been reorganized and renamed. The functionality has not changed at all, just the imports.

• Removed:

  • Move some of term.rs into:
    • r3bl_core - The functions to get the terminal window size and width.
    • r3bl_ansi_color - The functions to detect whether the current process is running in an interactive TTY or not.

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