The demo is a live Bubble Tea dashboard: use 1–5 to switch chart types,
←/→ (or h/l) to move the selection, tab to switch series, and q to quit.
Run go run ./cmd/demo --dither-kit for a static terminal comparison sheet
covering the avatar, button states, gradient wash, and decorative sparkline.
Terminal charts, motion, and UI components for Go CLIs and TUIs. The chart palette and texture are inspired by Dither Kit.
go get github.com/pol-cova/termkit-go| Package | Includes | API |
|---|---|---|
chart |
Area, line, bar, pie, radar; stacked and percent modes; interactive selection. | docs · Go reference |
animate |
Tween, spring, pulse, repeat, and easing helpers. | docs · Go reference |
component |
Panels, inputs, selects, tabs, tables, sparklines, breadcrumbs, progress, gauges, spinners, badges, cards, dividers, status bars, dither-kit buttons, avatars, and gradient washes. | docs · Go reference |
sound |
Optional interaction cues through the terminal bell or your own player. | Go reference |
Each package returns values or strings. It does not own your event loop, terminal, or rendering framework.
import (
"fmt"
"github.com/pol-cova/termkit-go/chart"
)
plot := chart.Chart{
Kind: chart.Area,
Labels: []string{"Jan", "Feb", "Mar", "Apr"},
StackType: chart.Stacked,
Series: []chart.Series{
{Name: "desktop", Values: []float64{120, 190, 230, 210}, Variant: chart.Dotted},
{Name: "mobile", Values: []float64{80, 120, 140, 110}, Variant: chart.Hatched},
},
}
view, err := chart.Render(plot, chart.Options{Width: 56, Height: 12, Selected: 2, Color: true})
if err != nil { panic(err) }
fmt.Println(view)Keep selection in your model and render the view from View:
view, err := chart.Render(plot, chart.Options{
Width: m.width,
Height: 10,
Selected: m.selected,
ActiveSeries: m.activeSeries,
Color: true,
})
if err != nil { return err.Error() }
return viewUpdate m.selected from arrow keys, j/k, or mouse input. See the interactive demo for the complete model.
import (
"fmt"
"github.com/pol-cova/termkit-go/animate"
"github.com/pol-cova/termkit-go/component"
)
progress := animate.Tween(0.65, animate.EaseInOut)
fmt.Println(component.Progress("Deploy", progress, 20, component.Accent))
fmt.Println(component.SpinnerFrame(frame, "Connecting", component.Warning))The component package stays event-loop neutral, but includes the primitives needed to build a small OpenTUI-style app:
input := component.Input{Placeholder: "Search…", MaxLength: 80}
input.HandleKey("hello")
menu := component.Select{Options: []component.Option{{Label: "Dashboard"}, {Label: "Settings"}}, Height: 4}
menu.HandleKey("down")
fmt.Println(component.Panel("Command palette", input.View(true, component.Accent), 36, component.Accent))
fmt.Println(menu.View(32, component.Accent))Sound is opt-in and has no platform dependency. sound.Bell emits the terminal's native cue; applications can implement sound.Player to synthesize or route cues elsewhere.
import (
"os"
"github.com/pol-cova/termkit-go/sound"
)
player := sound.Bell{Out: os.Stdout}
player.Play(sound.Success)go run ./cmd/demoUse 1–5 to change chart type, ←/→ (or h/l) to scrub, tab to switch series, and q to quit.
Go 1.24 or newer. The library itself has no required UI framework; the demo uses Bubble Tea.
- Charts and visual variants — chart types, stacking, selection, and rendering options
- Motion and components — animation, panels, inputs, selects, tables, and interaction cues
- Dither Kit fidelity map — reference component mapping and ported visual constants
- Interactive demo source · VHS recording script · GIF preview
- Go API: chart · component · sound
- Contributing
go test ./...
go vet ./...
vhs demo.tapeMIT licensed. See LICENSE.
