A Gleam wrapper around crossterm to create terminal applications
Currently, this only works on Linux. Gleam doesn't support any mechanism to
build the NIFs on your machine. To get around this for now, I am shipping
pre-compiled library files in the priv/ directory.
The .dll for windows does actually allow the program to run. Most of the
methods seem to work, but unfortunately the blocking event::read() call
just hangs. I expect this is some interaction between erlang, crossterm,
and Windows. I may try to look more into this, but right now I don't really
know what the issue is. Would love some help with this if possible!
I tried to build this on my Intel Macbook, but got some errors from rustler.
I'm not sure if that's not considered a supported platform anymore by them,
but it's also currently not working. Any help with that would also be
appreciated.
I don't have access to anything ARM, so unfortunately will not be able to provide anything in that regard.
The docs should hopefully be helpful. Additionally, there is at least one
example usage in examples/ that you can run with gleam run (if you are
using a version of Gleam that supports path dependencies).
If available on Hex this package can be added to your Gleam project:
gleam add glermand its documentation can be found at https://hexdocs.pm/glerm.