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Question: How do projects like these sustain themselves? This project is being developed from 2 years and I see no sources of revenue. Do the developers get any form of compensation for creating this?
You have to consider your market as well, literally nobody is going to pay money to use a terminal widget library in 2023.
Looks amazing! Not a seasoned Python developer, so I ask how easy it is to build a binary from this without any (major) dependencies? I’m looking for something that helps me build installation packages of my product for Windows and Linux. There are a set of configurations that must be done before and after my customers install my software - write to INI files, check db connection, check http servers and so on.
This looks very cool. For the web browser version which is coming soon, will the “DirectoryTree” feature be supported? Any idea when the web view will be in beta/launch?
All widgets will be supported. Web version will be going in to Beta in a few weeks.
I'm imagining a workflow where textual can be used as a progressive enhancement for a cli tool, in case the user doesn't pass in all required flags. A web frontend for that view will make it more comfortable for even more types of users.... :)
python code_format.py --file app.js => textual isn't used/invoked at all
python code_format.py => textual is used to show user a DirectoryTree file dialog, then exits
I'm assuming this could work via "App" return values: app.exit({ file: "app.js" })
Do you have any examples of textual being used in this manner? If not, no worries
Question: How do projects like these sustain themselves? This project is being developed from 2 years and I see no sources of revenue. Do the developers get any form of compensation for creating this?
https://www.willmcgugan.com/blog/tech/post/from-open-source-...
I am working on a new python project and one of the first things I added was https://github.com/Textualize/rich because of how easy it is to make things look good in the terminal.
I am working on a new python project and one of the first things I added was https://github.com/Textualize/rich because of how easy it is to make things look good in the terminal.
this looks very beautiful, are there any similar libraries in Go/Rust?
I'm still waiting for the VSCode for Terminal