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| Name: opentui | Distribution: openSUSE Tumbleweed |
| Version: 0.5.14 | Vendor: openSUSE |
| Release: 1.1 | Build date: Sat Oct 3 17:17:13 2026 |
| Group: Unspecified | Build host: reproducible |
| Size: 5916438 | Source RPM: opentui-0.5.14-1.1.src.rpm |
| Packager: http://bugs.opensuse.org | |
| Url: https://opentui.com | |
| Summary: Library for building terminal user interfaces | |
OpenTUI is a library for building terminal user interfaces. Layout, text shaping, buffer diffing and rendering are done by a native core written in Zig, which TypeScript programs drive over FFI. This package contains that native core. The TypeScript that calls it is in opentui-devel.
Apache-2.0 AND BSD-3-Clause AND MIT AND (Unlicense OR MIT-0)
* Sat Oct 03 2026 Martin Pluskal <mpluskal@suse.com>
- Update to 0.5.14, which also carries 0.5.13 (opencode v2 pins
@opentui/* at exactly this version; the FFI ABI is private and
unversioned, so both halves and every consumer move together):
* Fixed a leak in the native text buffer: replacing a buffer's
contents kept the whole previous rope alive, so a 2000-line
text grew RSS by 1.24 MB per call and 2000 calls reached
2.5 GB. Bytes loaded from a file no longer sit in the rope
arena where the next document could pick them up either
* Fixed the terminal not repainting when a debounced SIGWINCH
burst shrank and restored the original geometry inside the
100 ms window, which could leave a stale screen until some
later resize
* Fixed a busy rerender loop: a child attached after a layout
pass makes Yoga report NaN dimensions, and since NaN is never
equal to itself the layout kept being redone
* Fixed the SolidJS portal leaking its children's listeners on
teardown
* Under tmux, terminal capability probes are now sent unwrapped,
so tmux answers the pane that asked instead of a pane switch
delivering the reply to the wrong pane as input. Focus tracking
is enabled whenever tmux is detected, and an explicitly
requested Sixel protocol is honoured through passthrough
* Fixed kitty graphics drawn above the cell background
* Cut FFI traffic and per-cell work in the native core: selection
updates skip the native reset for text views with no selection,
buffer resizes reallocate only once the cells stop fitting (and
a failed resize now leaves the buffer unchanged instead of
shortening a cell array), and colour bytes round without a libm
call
* Draw text and box titles encode into reused storage rather than
allocating a buffer per call
* Many more fixes and improvements; see upstream's release notes
for the full list
* Sun Sep 27 2026 Martin Pluskal <mpluskal@suse.com>
- Update to 0.5.12 (opencode v2 pins @opentui/* at exactly this
version; the FFI ABI is unversioned so both move together):
* Native core now needs Zig 0.16 and lives in packages/native;
its Zig dependencies and image libraries ship vendored in-tree
* New embedded terminal runtime and native image rendering in
the library, plus audio input capture and clipboard support
* Per-line text alignment, mouse pointer styles, double/triple
click and CJK line wrapping in the TypeScript API
* Renderer and input fixes: split-footer resize, transparent
terminal backgrounds, markdown tables and hyperlinks, Thai
spacing marks and Ghostty wide grapheme widths
* Many more fixes and improvements; see upstream's release notes
for the full list
- Drop opentui-build-id.patch (upstream sets the build ID itself)
and rework opentui-baseline-cpu.patch for the moved build.zig
- Retire opentui-zig-deps-0.4.5.tar.zst and opentui_zigdeps: deps
are vendored in-tree, unpacked at build time, nothing is fetched
- Licence now Apache-2.0 AND BSD-3-Clause AND MIT AND
(Unlicense OR MIT-0) for the vendored wuffs and libwebp code
- Skip two X11 clipboard unit tests on aarch64, where they abort
the test runner (opentui-aarch64-skip-crashing-x11-tests.patch);
create /tmp/.X11-unix in %check for the socket bind test
* Mon Sep 14 2026 Martin Pluskal <mpluskal@suse.com>
- Use the tree-sitter-javascript-wasm, -typescript-wasm,
- markdown-wasm and -zig-wasm packages for the highlighter's
grammar modules: the copies in the source tree become symlinks
to them (Requires on the devel subpackage)
* Sun Aug 09 2026 Martin Pluskal <mpluskal@suse.com>
- New package: opentui 0.4.5, a library for building terminal user
interfaces whose layout, text shaping and rendering are done by a
native core written in Zig that TypeScript programs drive over FFI
- Split into two subpackages: opentui with the native library, and
opentui-devel with the TypeScript that calls it (@opentui/core,
@opentui/keymap and @opentui/solid), which is consumed as sources
and bundled by the program using it rather than linked against
- Not the newest release: the TypeScript and the native library talk
over a private, unversioned FFI ABI, so both halves and every
consumer have to come from the same release, and opencode - the
only consumer in the distribution - pins 0.4.5. See
README.SUSE-maint before bumping
- Install the native library as @opentui/core-linux-<node arch>/
libopentui.so under the opentui directory in the library path,
which is both the name the optionalDependency import resolves and
the layout upstream's OTUI_ASSET_ROOT expects, so a consumer can
use either way of finding it
- Rewrite the workspace:* specifiers the three packages use for each
other to the concrete version, which is what npm publish does and
what makes them resolvable outside upstream's monorepo
- Verify at install time that every path in the packages' exports
maps is actually shipped, so pruning upstream's build plumbing
cannot silently remove an entry point (@opentui/solid keeps four
modules under scripts/ that are exported API)
- Add opentui_zigdeps, which prepares the two Zig dependencies (yoga
and uucode) as an offline bundle for zig build --system, as the
build would otherwise fetch them over the network
- Build with -Dtarget=native rather than upstream's default, which
is a glibc 2.17 cross target built against Zig's own bundled libc
instead of the system one
- Build the native library for the architecture baseline instead of
for whatever CPU the build worker happens to have
(opentui-baseline-cpu.patch): build.zig passes -Dtarget=native
straight to std.Target.Query.parse, which leaves the CPU model at
host detection, so a worker with FEAT_LRCPC turned the C++ in yoga
into ldapr/stlur and the resulting libopentui.so died with SIGILL
on every older aarch64 - ThunderX2, Cortex-A72 and the like - as
soon as yoga laid out its first node. Only the code generator is
affected; the library still links the host libc and libstdc++
- Fail the build if the aarch64 library still contains those
instructions, so a rebase cannot quietly reintroduce it
- Require zig = 0.15.2: upstream's build.zig hard-checks for exactly
that version, and Zig is not source compatible across releases
- Add opentui-build-id.patch to ask the linker for a build ID, which
Zig does not emit by default and without which rpm cannot split a
debuginfo package off the library
/usr/lib64/opentui /usr/lib64/opentui/@opentui /usr/lib64/opentui/@opentui/core-linux-arm64 /usr/lib64/opentui/@opentui/core-linux-arm64/index.bun.js /usr/lib64/opentui/@opentui/core-linux-arm64/index.d.ts /usr/lib64/opentui/@opentui/core-linux-arm64/index.js /usr/lib64/opentui/@opentui/core-linux-arm64/libopentui.so /usr/lib64/opentui/@opentui/core-linux-arm64/package.json /usr/share/doc/packages/opentui /usr/share/doc/packages/opentui/README.md /usr/share/licenses/opentui /usr/share/licenses/opentui/LICENSE
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