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Yea I was pleasantly surprised by how simple the code is when I read it. Honestly a great example of what termbox2 is capable of. Very nice! And now I know abo
by brw 8mo ago
Yea I was pleasantly surprised by how simple the code is when I read it. Honestly a great example of what termbox2 is capable of. Very nice!
And now I know about termbox2, which looks very cool. Looking through the example projects[1] in the README I also found ictree[2], which does exactly what I was looking for yesterday (turning the output of `find` into an ncdu-like/interactive tree interface). I didn't manage to find something for that through googling around or asking LLMs, but thanks to you posting this here I did, so thanks!
[1] https://github.com/termbox/termbox2#examples https://github.com/termbox/termbox2#examples
[2] https://github.com/NikitaIvanovV/ictree https://github.com/NikitaIvanovV/ictree
- mitjafelicijan 8mo agoThis whole tool is much more a display of what termbox2 can do in couple of lines tbh :) You are so right about that. It's an amazing library. And all that juice in one stb-style header file. You just gotta love it. And if you are interested in such small libraries, I have a Github list with a bunch of them that I found. https://github.com/stars/mitjafelicijan/lists/stb-style-minimal-libraries https://github.com/stars/mitjafelicijan/lists/stb-style-mini...