tui

jp30566347.github.io/tui

Small things that live in a terminal. One static binary each, no API keys, no signup, no configuration.

macro-tui	Twenty-six macro instruments with live prices, a month of daily closes, and the headlines moving them.
nhl-tui	Live scores, the wild card race, the schedule, the leaders, and the whole boxscore.

Install

curl -fsSL https://jp30566347.github.io/tui/macro-tui/install.sh | sh
curl -fsSL https://jp30566347.github.io/tui/nhl-tui/install.sh | sh

Each drops a single binary in ~/.local/bin after verifying its checksum. On Arch and Omarchy, makepkg -si inside either app's directory builds a real package. nhl-tui is also on Homebrew as jp30566347/tap/nhl-tui.

Layout

crates/tui-common/   the parts both apps need
macro-tui/           markets
nhl-tui/             hockey
docs/                the website, deployed to GitHub Pages
docs/scripts/        records the demo GIFs on the site

tui-common holds what was duplicated between the two before they moved into one repo: the terminal lifecycle, the background event pump, the config loader, the size-capped HTTP body reader, and the layout helpers. A bug fixed there is fixed in both. What stayed in each app is the part that genuinely differs, which is its state, its keys, its screens, and the loop that maps its own actions onto them.

Development

cargo test --workspace        # 131 tests, all offline
cargo clippy --workspace --all-targets -- -D warnings
cargo fmt --all --check
cargo run -p macro-tui

Each app also has network-backed checks that are #[ignore]d so CI never depends on a third party. Run them by hand when an upstream feed might have moved:

cargo test -p macro-tui -- --ignored --nocapture

The demo GIFs on the site are recorded, not drawn: docs/scripts/record-demos.sh drives the release binaries in a pty against the live feeds and renders the result with agg. Re-run it when a screen changes enough that the recording no longer matches the app.

Releasing

The repo holds two applications, so a release tag says which one:

git tag -a macro-tui-v0.1.2 -m "macro-tui v0.1.2" && git push origin macro-tui-v0.1.2

That builds only that package, for x86-64 and ARM Linux (static musl), Intel and Apple silicon macOS, and Windows, and publishes the archives with a SHA-256 beside each. The Windows build is produced but has never been run on Windows; treat it as untested.

License

MIT