Pure Ruby console interaction library in the vein of Curses with MVC-style seperation of concerns.

An interactive TUI (using FZF / Curses) for exploring caniuse.com in your terminal.

Ruby curses/ncurses templates for easy application development on text terminals

A curses abstraction layer.

Writed by Ruby, Curses.

Simple presentation tool on text console. (Curses Based)

A curses CLI app for Dropbox

A simple wrapper around Curses for writing ASCII-art games

Ruby curses widgets for easy application development

This is a terminal curses RPN calculator similar to the traditional calculators from Hewlett Packard. See https://www.hpmuseum.org/rpn.htm for info on RPN (Reverse Polish Notation). Version 4.1.1: Fix xrpn dependency version to ~> 2.7 (latest available on RubyGems).

A collection of simple, non-curses-based functions to assist building user interaction into text-only ruby scripts

An interactive terminal application for managing todo.txt files.

Play a game of 2048 in the terminal, colorized using Ruby curses. (See --help for options / controls)

Forget curses. Try blessings. WindowBlessing is an evented, windowing framework for terminal apps.

Ruby curses/ncurses widgets for easy application development on text terminals, augmenting rbcurse-core

Fork of multi_progress_bar, using `curses` instead of the defunct `ncurses`

Wrapper library for curses of ruby. You can handle colors easily.

A gem providing a ruby interface to the n-curses dialog generator - 'dialog'. 'Forked' from http://rubyforge.org/projects/rdialog. All credit goes to its author: Aleks Clark. We just made small tweaks (and added jeweller support).

Ruvi includes a large subset of Vim/Vi functionality. Due to the fact that its written in pure Ruby it is trivial to extend and to implement missing vi functionality as plugins. It includes a gtk2 frontend and curses frontend.

This gem provides a Ruby port of the CDK (Curses Development Kit) library, fixed for compatibility with modern Ruby versions.