A terminal style toolkit inspired by CSS and lipgloss for truecolor 24-bit terminals. Made for elegant TUIs.
Image terminal rendering done by our sister project ukiyeo.
terminal
cargo add kimono
Text can be styled.
```rust use kimono::*;
const STYLE: Style = Style::new().bold().color(0x91b984);
fn main() { STYLE.render("こんにちは"); } ```
Unicode text can be padded, bordered, and positioned.
```rust use kimono::*;
const STYLE: Style = Style::new() .paddingtop(1) .paddingleft(1) .paddingright(2) .paddingbottom(3) .border(1) .borderstyle(BORDERSTYLEOUTLINE) .bordercolor(0xddae74) .border_background(0xbc5633) .color(0xebdeb8) .background(0x407955);
fn main() { clearscreen(); STYLE.renderat_position(10, 3, "着物"); print!("\n\r"); } ```
Text can be constrained to width and/or height.
```rust use kimono::*;
const STYLE: Style = Style::new() .padding(1) .color(0xfffd7c) .width(8) .background(0x956471);
fn main() { clearscreen(); STYLE.renderat_position(10, 3, "abcdefghijklmno"); print!("\n\r"); } ```
Text can be measured.
terminal
(8, 5)
```rust use kimono::*;
const STYLE: Style = Style::new() .padding(1) .color(0xfffd7c) .width(8) .background(0x956471);
fn main() { println!("{:?}", STYLE.measure("abcdefghijklmno")); } ```
Borders have advanced styling.
```rust use kimono::*;
const STYLE: Style = Style::new() .padding(1) .color(0xe46281) .background(0xc50f47) .border(1) .italic() .borderstyle(BorderStyle { topleft: None, top: Some('•'), topright: None, left: Some('•'), right: Some('•'), bottomleft: None, bottom: Some('•'), bottomright: None, bold: true, italic: false, underline: false, strikethrough: false, }) .bordercolor(0xe5c7c9) .border_background(0x9e1d49);
fn main() { clearscreen(); STYLE.renderat_position(10, 3, "The Tale of Genji by 紫 式部"); print!("\n\r"); } ```
Text can be aligned.
```rust use kimono::*;
const STYLE: Style = Style::new() .padding(1) .color(0xb1a49a) .background(0xea664d) .border(1) .width(30) .text_align(TextAlign::Center);
fn main() { clearscreen(); STYLE.renderat_position(10, 3, "sun egg mango"); print!("\n\r"); } ```
Kimono patterns inspired from Unix terminals.
This project is licensed under either of
at your option.
Unless you explicitly state otherwise, any contribution intentionally submitted
for inclusion in kimono
by you, as defined in the Apache-2.0 license, shall be
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