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New release for my terminal input library. Testing and fixes welcome github.com/kaleidawave/multiline-terminal-input/r… t.co
`multiline-terminal-input` is a library that should be trivial, but ending up reimplementing a lot of terminal behavior. Is neat through. github.com/kaleidawave/multiline-terminal-input/r…
Secondly `lahl`, my argument handling library. Still working on the design, but bit the bullet and added a derive API (with `syraise`). Parsing arguments is working quite well, you can define some quite complex structures. But `--help` and others need more work. kaleidawave/lahl
First is `syraise`, a library for parsing Rust structures. Also includes an API walking structures and generating output. It is a replacement `syn-helpers` in a lot of my projects. Still more to do. github.com/kaleidawave/syraise/blob/main/src/emit…