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vue-tui/packages/runtime
Yunfei He 9b5eac3ba4 feat(runtime): port ErrorOverview to Ink's full error frame (parity) (#81)
ErrorOverview was a one-line `Name: message` stub; Ink v7.0.4 renders a full
ERROR overview. Ports it faithfully:

- white-on-red ` ERROR ` label + message, dim cwd-relative file:line:column origin
- a code excerpt around the throwing line (padded gutter, error line highlighted,
  `Line N` / `Line N, error` aria-labels)
- the parsed stack (`- fn (file:line:col)`, cwd-relative, StackUtils nodeInternals
  filtering, unparsable-line fallback, fs.existsSync guard)

Adds code-excerpt@4.0.0 + stack-utils@2.0.6 (the versions Ink uses). The error
boundary now keeps the raw thrown value for display (Ink stores the raw value;
ErrorOverview renders a stack only when one exists) -- so a non-Error throw no
longer shows a misleading synthetic framework stack. The exit/reject path still
receives a wrapped Error (semantics unchanged). The unparsable-stack fallback
emits a literal backslash-t to match Ink's JSX.

Showing String(value) for a non-Error message (vs Ink's blank) is a documented
additive divergence (ink-divergences.md).

Adds 4 error-overview tests.

Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
2026-05-31 05:26:02 +08:00
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@vue-tui/runtime

Early stage — under active development. Bug reports welcome, but not recommended for production use yet.

Vue 3 terminal renderer with Yoga flexbox layout — build rich TUI apps with the same component model you use on the web.

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Why

  • Vue SFC & JSX — <template>, TSX, or render functions — your choice
  • Yoga flexbox — the same layout engine behind React Native, not a CSS-subset hack
  • Built-in input system — keyboard handling, focus management, Tab navigation
  • Terminal-native — renders directly to stdout, purpose-built for CLI tools and AI agent interfaces

@vue-tui/runtime is a terminal platform renderer parallel to @vue/runtime-dom, comparable to React Ink but adapted for Vue's reactivity model.

Install

npm install @vue-tui/runtime vue

Quick Start

// src/main.ts
import { createApp } from "@vue-tui/runtime";
import App from "./App.vue";

createApp(App).mount();
<!-- src/App.vue -->
<script setup lang="ts">
import { shallowRef } from "vue";
import { Box, Text, useInput } from "@vue-tui/runtime";

const count = shallowRef(0);

useInput((input) => {
  if (input === "+") count.value++;
  if (input === "-") count.value--;
});
</script>

<template>
  <Box>
    <Text>Count: </Text>
    <Text bold color="green">{{ count }}</Text>
    <Text dimColor> (+/- to change)</Text>
  </Box>
</template>

Components

Component Description
<Box> Flexbox container — direction, wrap, align, justify, gap, padding, margin, borders, background
<Text> Styled text — color, bold, italic, underline, strikethrough, dimColor, wrap/truncate modes
<Spacer> Expands to fill available space (flex-grow: 1)
<Newline> Inserts line breaks (configurable count)
<Static> Renders a list of items once, above the redrawn region
<Transform> Applies a string transform function to each rendered line

Composables

Composable Description
useInput(handler, opts?) Keyboard input — (input, key) with modifier and arrow key detection
useFocus(opts?) Component-level focus — returns { isFocused, focus }
useFocusManager() App-level focus — focusNext(), focusPrevious(), focus(id)
useApp() App lifecycle — { exit(error?), waitUntilRenderFlush() }
useTerminalSize() Reactive terminal dimensions — { columns, rows }
useAnimation(opts?) Frame-based animation loop — returns { frame, time, delta, reset }
useBoxMetrics(ref) Reactive layout metrics — { width, height, left, top, hasMeasured }
measureElement(node) Imperative read of computed { width, height } from a yoga node
useCursor() Control terminal cursor visibility
usePaste(handler, opts?) Handle clipboard paste events
useStdin() Access stdin stream and raw mode control
useStdout() Write directly to stdout
useStderr() Write directly to stderr

App Lifecycle

import { createApp } from "@vue-tui/runtime";

// Fire and forget (most common):
createApp(App).mount();

// Wait for the app to exit:
const app = createApp(App);
app.mount();
await app.waitUntilExit();

// Custom streams (for testing):
createApp(App).mount({ stdout, stdin, stderr });

License

MIT