Termweave

Termweave turns an OpenTUI and Solid interface into a native Tauri desktop application. The v2 template lives in sdk-v2/ and supports macOS on Apple Silicon and Intel.

The terminal is presented on a fixed 2560×1440, 128×72 grid inside an always-on monitor and CRT effect. Application authors own app/, application metadata, the theme color, and the icon; Termweave owns the renderer, transport, presentation, and packaging implementation.

Quick start

You need macOS, Bun 1.3+, a stable Rust toolchain, and the Xcode Command Line Tools.

git clone https://github.com/nikdelvin/termweave.git
cd termweave/sdk-v2
bun install
bun run dev

Start by editing:

• app.config.json and app.icon.png
• app/store.ts for durable application state and actions
• app/screens.ts
• app/screens/, app/components/, and app/assets/
• app/App.tsx when changing global keyboard navigation

See the v2 template guide for the ownership map, configuration schema, public API, and command reference.

Commands

Run these from sdk-v2/:

Command	Purpose
bun run dev	Prepare generated native inputs and start the development app.
bun run test	Run the behavior and boundary test suite.
bun run check	Run tests, type checking, lint, formatting, and Rust checks.
bun run build	Validate and create a native macOS bundle.

Repository generations

sdk-v2/ is the current implementation. sdk/ is retained unchanged as the v1 reference and is not part of v2 development or synchronization.

Issues and pull requests are welcome. Read CONTRIBUTING.md before contributing. Termweave is available under the MIT License.