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jarkko

Jarkko Sakkinen

Edited 1 year ago

For managing #terminal in #Rust the best option after trying a bunch is avt. The reason is that it has been thrown out a lot with the applications it has been used for. Not so easily found as not available in the #cargo repository. For framework like #ratatui it is pretty trivia to integrate as the the representation is just frame buffer as a byte array.

All various ratatui and tui-rs derived frameworks are pretty immature compared to its robustness. It is much better idea to just decorate avt as it feels quite rock solid with the streamed data.

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Jarkko Sakkinen

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It is the only virtual terminal crate that got me fully into login prompt with stream coming from serialport crate surrounded by BufReader.

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There’s also serial2 crate but I don’t really understand how to set my own settings. There was a tip from the author on how to do it but it is beyond my knowledge how to apply it. Sticking to serialport because at least it has examples on how to layout the settings.

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