I wrote lt as a TUI for navigating/searching Linear issues. It is read-only right now.
danielvaughn 3 days ago||
Very cool! Thanks for sharing. I've never written Rust but I've heard of ratatui - how do you like it?
dimarco 3 days ago||
Rust is a joy to work with 85% of the time. Ratatui was a fun and easy way to get a TUI up and running.
__fst__ 3 days ago||
Brilliant. Really nice looking TUI.
One thing I noticed is that I still find myself using the mouse to click the form fields. The keyboard navigation seems to sometimes get stuck on fields and I then can't move around anymore. Is there an easy trick for jumping between the fields?
aeve890 3 days ago||
Looks amazing! Does anyone know of TUI libraries for Rust or Go that achieve this level of polish? I've tried bubblegum, ratatui, tview but none of these seem to match the sleek, polished look of Textual.
mr_mitm 3 days ago||
Ha, I love this!
I have something similar for confluence. I'm the only known user though, it's probably full of bugs.
I’m just commenting for the algorithm gods to promote this post - this is cool!!
viraptor 3 days ago|
You're potentially doing the opposite. Upvote the post if you like it, but increasing the comment/vote ratio can cause a "controversial post" penalty.
tiomat 3 days ago||
It’s awesome! I wrote a TUI for Jira for my own use, with extra stats like average time spent on tasks and counts of issues or bugs per epic. But yours looks so nice and polished—thanks for sharing your work!
jdlyga 3 days ago||
Looks promising, but there's some limitations. It cuts off the list of assignees after a few hundred or so. JQL works though.
9dev 3 days ago|
You have issues with hundreds of assignees?
mwcz 3 days ago||
At least on our instance there can only be one assignee, so I assume they are referring to the selection list of possible assignees.
nurettin 3 days ago||
I remember using bitbucket API to open and close taskwarrior issues. Good times.
dbacar 3 days ago|
Looks cool and unnecessary :)
Biganon 3 days ago|
Looks absolutely necessary given how terrible Jira's UX is