- Add ContainerView as unified base for container views
- Add ContainerStyle for separator and border configuration
- Add containerBackground and containerHeaderBackground to Theme
- Standard appearances: Title in top border, Footer as separate section
- Block appearance: Separate Header section with darker background
- Migrate Panel, Card, Alert, Dialog to use ContainerView
- All views now support optional footer with separator
- Add leftT and rightT characters to BorderStyle
- Update all preset styles with correct T-junction characters:
- line: ├ ┤
- doubleLine: ╠ ╣
- rounded: ├ ┤
- heavy: ┣ ┫
- block: █ █
- ascii: + +
- Menu title separator now connects to border with T-junctions
- Separator spans full width from left to right border
- Selection bar now uses full width (padded to content width)
- Selection background uses dimmed theme color (selectionBackground)
- Selection text is bold and highlighted with accent color
- Add selectionBackground to Theme protocol and all themes
- Remove arrow indicator, use pure background highlight for selection
- StatusBar bordered style now uses appearance-based borderStyle
- Replace help item (`?`) with appearance item (`a`) in system items
- Add `showAppearanceItem` flag to StatusBarState
- Add `StatusBarItemOrder.appearance` for proper ordering
- Update SystemStatusBarItem to include appearance cycling
- Pressing `a` now cycles through appearances (line, rounded, doubleLine, heavy, block)
The StatusBar bordered style adapts to the current appearance, showing the
same border style as all other controls in the app.
- Update all 4 phosphor themes (Green, Amber, White, Red) to use neutral
dark background (#1E1E1E) matching Spotnik reference
- Simplify theme names (remove 'Phosphor' suffix)
- Menu: Use theme.foreground for items, theme.accent for selection
- Button: Use theme colors for default focused style and focus indicator
- Panel/Card: Use theme.border as default border color
- BorderModifier: Use theme.border as default
All 189 tests passing.
- StatusBarState now initializes with all 3 system items
- Added deduplication logic to StatusBar.renderToBuffer
- User items with same shortcut override system items
- Updated Example App to not duplicate 'q quit'
- Updated tests for 3 system items instead of 1
- StatusBar now has separate userItems and systemItems properties
- User items are sorted by order, then system items (fixed order) appended
- Rendering combines both: [sorted user items] + [system items]
- User items override system items with same shortcut (deduplication)
- StatusBarState passes items separately to StatusBar
- Alignment applies to the combined items
- Updated tests to use userItems property
- Add StatusBarItemOrder for consistent item positioning
- System items (quit, help, theme) appear on the right side
- User items appear on the left, can override system items
- Separate tracking of user vs system items in StatusBarState
- Add showSystemItems flag to disable system items in tests
- Items sorted by order value (lower = left, higher = right)
- User items override system items with the same shortcut
- Add comprehensive tests for system item behavior (189 total)
BREAKING CHANGE: Package name changed due to name collision with
existing rensbreur/SwiftTUI package.
Changes:
- Rename package from SwiftTUI to TUIKit in Package.swift
- Rename Sources/SwiftTUI to Sources/TUIKit
- Rename Sources/SwiftTUIExample to Sources/TUIKitExample
- Rename Tests/SwiftTUITests to Tests/TUIKitTests
- Rename SwiftTUI.swift to TUIKit.swift
- Update all imports: import SwiftTUI -> import TUIKit
- Update all code references: SwiftTUI.renderToBuffer -> TUIKit.renderToBuffer
- Update documentation comments
- Rename swiftTUIVersion to tuiKitVersion
All 181 tests passing.
phranck