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v0.16.0

Cancelable Reads

This release implements a cancelable input reader which allows user input to be read after a Program has exited. This means that you can now run multiple Programs in succession in a single application as well as generally read user input in other after a Program has exited in the context of a single application.

In addition, all Goroutines are now gracefully terminated before Program.Start() returns, resulting in reliable behavior between subsequent Programs.

This update has been a major undertaking by @​erikgeiser, who built specific implementations for Linux, BSD/macOS, and Windows as well as a general purpose implementation for other flavors of unix.

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v0.15.0

Interop and Inputs

The big, new feature in this update is Program.Send(Msg), which allows you to send messages to the Update loop from outside a Bubble Tea program. This simplifies Bubble Tea’s interoperability with other libraries quite a lot and we’re excited to see what you do with it.

Beyond that, we’ve made a lot of small changes under the hood to allow Bubble Tea to work better with more types of terminal input such as PTYs over SSH. The program option WithInputTTY has also been added to make it easier to open a TTY (or console input device on Windows) on demand.

Changelog

New

• Msgs can now be sent to Programs with Program.Send(Msg)
• WithInputTTY is a new ProgramOption for explicitly opening a new TTY (or console on Windows) for input

Fixed

• Fixed a send on closed channel panic that could happen during a shutdown when messages are being sent super fast
• The cursor will now always hide/show itself during startup/shutdown, regardless of whether input is a terminal
• Input will now attempt to be read regardless of whether input is a terminal

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v0.14.1

Renderer Bugfix: Honor Explicitly Ignored Lines

This release fixes a bug where lines requested to be ignored weren't always honored by the renderer. Most notably, this affected high performance scrolling in the Bubbles Viewport.

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• 0e7cd09 Tidy up comments
• 860f623 Remove reundant "if ...; err != nil" check
• e402e8b Cancelable reads (#120)
• 7396e37 Fix a performance rendering size miscalculation in the pager example
• d1fb02c Use the hot, new Go 1.17 build tags syntax
• 9d0e1db Tidy up tutorials
• ad19c66 Condense/scope init cmd
• c5ed2b4 Add missing GoDocs
• 749e48d Update animated progress bar example per its current API
• 60ddf33 fix: avoid global state (#126)
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