Textual is a Python library for building text-based user interfaces (TUIs) that support rich text, advanced layouts, and event-driven interactivity in the terminal. This tutorial showcases some of the ways you can design an appealing and engaging UI using Textual.

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Textual is a Python library designed to create sophisticated text-based user interfaces (TUIs) for the terminal. This tutorial explains how to build and enhance Textual apps using various widgets, layouts, events, and actions. It covers how to install Textual, create your first app, style the widgets with TCSS, and handle interactivity through events and actions. The framework is built on the Rich library, leveraging its capabilities to provide advanced text formatting and rendering, making it especially useful for efficient and platform-independent applications in low-resource environments.

Python Textual: Build Beautiful UIs in the Terminal – Real Python

Styling Your Application With Textual’s CSS

Handling Events and Actions in Textual Apps

<p>Looks fun for some side projects. I might give it a shot.</p>
