Also see the react widget here:
https://frankentui.com/web_react
Show HN: FrankenTUI in the Browser
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Show HN: FrankenTUI in the Browser
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#2What have you done with CTRL+SHIFT+T??
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#3I mean, if you look visually it looks like it's working. Once I tried interacting with it, everything is broken in a subtle way. Website has the same vibe, it has nav bar, it does it's thing, but it's broken in many different ways (media breakpoints, animations, etc).
I think companies who buy software by feature checklists would love this sort of products.
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#4I mean, if you look visually it looks like it's working. Once I tried interacting with it, everything is broken in a subtle way. Website has the same vibe, it has nav bar, it does it's thing, but it's broken in many different ways (media breakpoints, animations, etc). I think companies who buy software by feature checklists would love this sort of products.
On the other hand, I think this would solve Claude Code's current problems with their React-rendered terminal app.
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#5I mean, if you look visually it looks like it's working. Once I tried interacting with it, everything is broken in a subtle way. Website has the same vibe, it has nav bar, it does it's thing, but it's broken in many different ways (media breakpoints, animations, etc). I think companies who buy software by feature checklists would love this sort of products.
On the other hand, I think this would solve Claude Code's current problems with their React-rendered terminal app.
It'll be still broken as it'll be claude bugs + frankentui bugs.
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#6Hold CRAP, that's cool! How does this only have 4 points before my upvote?
How did you accomplish this?
Re: Show HN: FrankenTUI in the Browser
#7I mean, if you look visually it looks like it's working. Once I tried interacting with it, everything is broken in a subtle way. Website has the same vibe, it has nav bar, it does it's thing, but it's broken in many different ways (media breakpoints, animations, etc). I think companies who buy software by feature checklists would love this sort of products.
What’s the purpose of this nasty comment?
Re: Show HN: FrankenTUI in the Browser
#8Hold CRAP, that's cool! How does this only have 4 points before my upvote? How did you accomplish this?
Thanks! The site explains it:
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#9Re: Show HN: FrankenTUI in the Browser
#10I mean, if you look visually it looks like it's working. Once I tried interacting with it, everything is broken in a subtle way. Website has the same vibe, it has nav bar, it does it's thing, but it's broken in many different ways (media breakpoints, animations, etc). I think companies who buy software by feature checklists would love this sort of products.
What’s the purpose of this nasty comment?
I love TUIs and spent some time exploring the project. I guess you posted it here to hear some feedback.
The landing page compares it to xtermjs as superior version. What I find strange, for example, FrankenTUI has a code explorer tab, but it's impossible to select any text or interact with a scrollbar. The "hotspots" section in the codeview misinterprets mouse clicks, highlighting line that is different from a click.
If it meant to be keyboard-first, I find focus management implementation unintuitive and shortcuts hard to discover.