How Bubble Tea is structuredAn interactive map of the Bubble Tea codebase. The Go framework for terminal apps, the whole repo in 129 files, 70 of them examples. tea.go is the centre, and there are no cycles.

Files visualized: 129

Languages: Go

Topics: tui, go

Source repository: https://github.com/charmbracelet/bubbletea

Structure129 files and 34 connections between their symbols.Most depended on

tea.go, imported by 10 files

color.go, imported by 8 files

key.go, imported by 8 files

cursor.go, imported by 2 files

exec.go, imported by 2 files

Files

tea.go: 11 classes, 37 functions; imports color.go

color.go: 6 classes, 9 functions

key.go: 2 classes, 8 functions

cursor.go: 3 classes, 1 function

exec.go: 3 classes, 7 functions; imports tea.go

examples/http/main.go: 2 classes, 6 functions; imports tutorials/commands/main.go

examples/list-default/main.go: 2 classes, 7 functions; imports examples/list-fancy/main.go

examples/list-fancy/main.go: 4 classes, 11 functions; imports examples/list-default/main.go, key.go

tutorials/commands/main.go: 2 classes, 6 functions; imports examples/http/main.go

.github/dependabot.yml: no top-level classes or functions

.github/ISSUE_TEMPLATE/bug.yml: no top-level classes or functions

.github/ISSUE_TEMPLATE/config.yml: no top-level classes or functions

.github/workflows/build.yml: no top-level classes or functions

.github/workflows/coverage.yml: no top-level classes or functions

.github/workflows/dependabot-sync.yml: no top-level classes or functions

.github/workflows/examples.yml: no top-level classes or functions

.github/workflows/lint-sync.yml: no top-level classes or functions

.github/workflows/lint.yml: no top-level classes or functions

.github/workflows/release.yml: no top-level classes or functions

.golangci.yml: no top-level classes or functions

.goreleaser.yml: no top-level classes or functions

clipboard.go: 3 classes, 6 functions

commands_test.go: 5 functions

commands.go: 1 class, 6 functions

cursed_renderer_test.go: 1 class, 7 functions

cursed_renderer.go: 1 class, 28 functions; imports color.go

environ.go: 2 functions

examples/altscreen-toggle/main.go: 1 class, 4 functions

examples/autocomplete/main.go: 3 classes, 11 functions; imports key.go

examples/canvas/main.go: 1 class, 6 functions

examples/capability/main.go: 1 class, 5 functions

examples/cellbuffer/main.go: 3 classes, 13 functions

examples/chat/main.go: 1 class, 5 functions; imports cursor.go

examples/clickable/main.go: 3 classes, 10 functions

examples/clickable/words.go: 4 functions

examples/colorprofile/main.go: 1 class, 4 functions; imports color.go

examples/composable-views/main.go: 1 class, 8 functions

examples/cursor-style/main.go: 1 class, 5 functions

examples/debounce/main.go: 1 class, 4 functions

examples/doom-fire/main.go: 1 class, 8 functions

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