TB v3.2.0

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TB Package Index

TB code other people wrote, installed into your project with one command. Every new package is reviewed before it is listed.

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Packages

3 packages

  • tb-colors 1.0.0

    ANSI colour and style helpers for terminal output (honours NO_COLOR).

    by tb

    • terminal
    • color
    • ansi
    • cli

  • tb-progress 1.0.0

    Progress bars, spinners, step counters and ETA text for command-line programs.

    by tb

    • progress
    • spinner
    • terminal
    • cli

  • tb-tables 1.0.0

    Pretty text tables, Markdown tables and CSV from lists of maps or lists.

    by tb

    • table
    • markdown
    • csv
    • cli

Install a package

  1. In your project folder, make a tb.toml once: tb init.
  2. Add the package: tb add tb-tables. It lands in tb_packages/, and tb.lock records the exact version and its sha256.
  3. Import it by name: import "tb-tables" as tables.
tb init
tb add tb-tables              # the newest version (recorded as ^1.0.0)
tb add tb-tables@^1.0         # any 1.x from 1.0
tb add tb-tables@"~1.0.2"     # 1.0.x from 1.0.2
tb add tb-tables@1.0.0        # exactly this version
tb search tables              # find packages
tb info tb-tables             # versions, owner, checksums
tb update                     # newer versions, within the ranges in tb.toml
tb remove tb-tables

Commit tb.toml and tb.lock: anyone who runs tb add with no arguments gets the same versions, checked against the same checksums. You can still install straight from a zip or a git URL: tb add https://example.com/my-package.zip.

Only install packages you trust: a package's code runs with the same rights as your program. Reviews catch obvious problems, not every bug. If something looks wrong, use Report on the package's page.