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version=0.1.2 | ||
author=Nick Reynolds,[email protected] | ||
maintainer=Nick Reynolds,[email protected] | ||
sentence=A library for creating user interfaces on an ANSI/VTxxx terminal with a microcontroller | ||
paragraph=, it includes simple methods for controlling colours, moving the cursor and so but is mainly intended for creating fully functional user interfaces with 'widgets'. RetroTerm includes mouse support allowing you to 'click' buttons, scroll with the scroll wheel and so on. Testing is done against the popular terminal application 'PuTTY' and it needs a fully functional VTxxx terminal emulator to work. The console window in the Arduino IDE DOES NOT work with this library as it ignores most ANSI/VTxxx commands. While retroTerm will work on classic Arduino AVR models with 2K SRAM, they will struggle with low memory when using this library and only support minimal sketches. | ||
sentence=A library for creating GUI-esque interfaces in a terminal emulator with a microcontroller. | ||
paragraph=RetroTerm includes functions for controlling colours, moving the cursor and so on but is mainly intended for creating fully functional user interfaces with 'widgets'. RetroTerm includes mouse support allowing you to 'click' buttons, scroll text with the wheel and so on. The popular terminal emulator 'PuTTY' is the target but any fully functional VT320 terminal emulator should work. | ||
category=Display | ||
url=https://github.com/ncmreynolds/retroTerm | ||
architectures=avr,esp8266,esp32,rp2040 |