June 22nd, 2024

Tachyonfx: A library for creating shader-like effects in terminal UIs

The "tachyonfx" library on GitHub enables shader-like effects in terminal UIs with color transformations, animations, and complex combinations. For more information or assistance, reach out for support.

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Tachyonfx: A library for creating shader-like effects in terminal UIs

The GitHub URL provided contains information about the "tachyonfx" library, designed for creating shader-like effects in terminal UIs. This library offers a range of effects including color transformations, animations, and complex effect combinations. If you require further details or help regarding this library, you can inquire for additional assistance.

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By @smusamashah - 4 months
By @k1ns - 4 months
I enjoy projects that push the limits of what we expect from terminals. However, as an end user, I would be highly annoyed at a terminal with effects like this. My favorite thing about terminals is the minimal cruft from unnecessary peacocking. Every other mode of application has decades of built-up obligation to be flashy or entertaining in the way it presents information. Not terminals, though, that's the last place where less is more.
By @hardwaresofton - 4 months
5 years from now, someone is probably going to be annoyed that this exists, but for now, CLI ecosystem in Rust getting better and better is awesome.

IMO Rust has some of the best ergonomics (difficulty of getting started with the language aside) for building great CLIs with crates like clap, ratatui and co.

https://crates.io/crates/clap

https://crates.io/crates/ratatui

By @ElegantBeef - 4 months
As someone working a TUI game I wanted stuff like this myself so just wrote what I now refer to as a "terminot". Actual shaders and non grid align rendering. Nice to see people attempt to emulate it in a proper terminal emulator.

If anyone is interested in what a terminot does: https://streamable.com/t5kz2y

By @stuaxo - 4 months
Lovely, these would be really nice in text adventures.
By @schaefer - 4 months
Those graphs of animation tweens - in the terminal no less - are beautiful.
By @omneity - 4 months
Making the terminal more lively is a laudable goal. My only peeve is that a video or gif of those effects would have been most perfect.
By @lawlessone - 4 months
reminds of of Caves of Qud