🍚 ricekit
A developer's TUI suite for Textual.
The themes, widgets, modals, icons, and design rules extracted from building ltui — and now powering its whole family (jtui, sctui, same repo) — everything a fast, clean, rice-friendly terminal app needs, minus the app.
what's in the box
| module | contents |
|---|---|
ricekit.themes |
five themes — mocha, OLED-black void, monochrome onyx, clear (transparent: your terminal's blur shows through), system (your terminal's own ANSI palette) — all sharing one $kit-* CSS variable contract, with the scrollbar/selection fixes baked in |
ricekit.palette |
swappable chrome palette (palette.text, .dim, .blue, …) that flips to terminal ANSI colors under the system theme |
ricekit.app |
KitApp — registers the themes, flips ansi_color for transparent themes, injects CSS variables, replaces the palette's theme command with a live-preview picker |
ricekit.widgets |
NavList (vim keys, quiet cursor), Splitter (drag-to-resize with persistence hook, double-click reset), KitScroll, KitFooter (self-measuring Footer — trims trailing keys until it fits, guaranteed zero horizontal overflow), pop_in (the one sanctioned animation) |
ricekit.modals |
PickerModal (generic chooser), ThemeModal (restyles the app live as you scroll), HelpModal (keybinding cheatsheet from plain data) |
ricekit.icons |
curated nerd-font icons as \uXXXX escapes + unicode state glyphs (◌ ○ ◐ ◑ ● ⊘) + mini bar gauges |
ricekit.fx |
text effects — the letter wave (Wave + wave_markup: Gheat → gHeat → …) and braille spinner frames, driven by one cheap shared ticker |
ricekit.storage |
AppDirs — XDG state/cache/config with merge-on-save state and chmod-600 secrets |
DESIGN.md |
the philosophy: cache-first speed, shape language, color roles, motion rules — and the appendix of Textual sharp edges that each cost a day to find |
see it
uv tool install git+https://github.com/Gheat1/ricekit
ricekit-gallery
The gallery demos the palette, icons, glyphs, widgets, and modals — cycle
themes with t, live-preview every Textual theme with ctrl+p, drag the
divider, press ?.
use it
uv add git+https://github.com/Gheat1/ricekit # or pip install git+…
from textual.binding import Binding
from ricekit import KitApp, icons, palette
from ricekit.storage import AppDirs
from ricekit.widgets import KitFooter, NavList
DIRS = AppDirs("myapp")
class MyApp(KitApp):
BINDINGS = [Binding("t", "cycle_kit_theme", "theme")]
CSS = """
NavList { border: round $kit-border; }
NavList:focus { border: round $kit-border-focus; }
"""
def compose(self):
yield NavList(id="items")
yield KitFooter()
def on_mount(self):
self.init_kit(theme=DIRS.load_state().get("theme"))
def on_kit_theme_changed(self):
if not self.kit_theme_previewing:
DIRS.save_state({"theme": self.theme})
That's a themed, transparent-capable, live-previewing app in ~25 lines.
Read DESIGN.md before building anything serious — especially
the sharp-edges table.
the suite
- the tracker TUI suite — ltui (Linear), jtui (Jira), sctui (Shortcut); where all of this came from, now backed by Pantheon
- NaviTui — an animated terminal player for Navidrome, cover art and all
- yours next?
license
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