tuilith
In DevelopmentAudited terminal-UI components for Rust
A curated component library for ratatui where every component records where it came from — a re-exported wrapper, a tracked fork that can still take upstream's fixes, a rewrite that owes an idea to a project it shares no code with, or something first written here. The dependency set is audited per version-delta with cargo-vet rather than merely pinned, reviewed weekly, so an upgrade is a reviewed change rather than a version bump nobody read.
Screenshots are on their way — tuilith doesn't have a capturable public surface yet.
Key Features
- Provenance declared beside each component and published as a generated, diff-checked record
- Five tests holding a lineage claim to its promises, including that vendored code keeps its licence
- Weekly dependency upgrade gated on cargo-vet certification of every delta
- Licence allowlist built from the real graph, with copyleft absent by design
Built For
Rust developers building terminal applications who want components they can audit
Why
Two of the lab's Rust TUIs wanted the same components, and a third would have wanted them again. The
generic widgets already exist on crates.io and are better maintained there than they would be here —
what does not exist is a curated set you can audit, with each piece honest about whose code it is.
What it is for
Depend on it from any terminal app. Read PROVENANCE.md to see, per component, whether you are looking
at someone else's code, someone else's code with ours on top, or an independent implementation — and
therefore whether an upstream fix can reach you.