A Java port of Bubble Tea, a powerful terminal UI framework. Boba enables the creation of rich terminal user interfaces including games using a functional, message-passing architecture.

• Java 22+
• Terminal with ANSI support

A basic counter application demonstrating core concepts:

public class Counter extends Program<Model> {
    @Override
    public UpdateResult<Model> update(Model model, Msg msg) {
        switch (msg) {
            case Msg.KeyClickMsg(char key) -> {
                if (key == 'w') model.count++;
                else if (key == 's') model.count--;
                else if (key == 'q') System.exit(0);
            }
            default -> {}
        }
        return new UpdateResult<>(model, null);
    }

    @Override
    public String view(Model model) {
        return "Count: " + model.count + "\n'w' to increment, 's' to decrement, 'q' to quit";
    }
}

We use the slf4j logging framework. You will need to include a logging implementation like logback-classic as seen below. There is a default logback.xml provided so the actual program isn't interrupted by unexpected logging. By default, it logs to a file called app.log, but it is highly recommended to either disable logging completely or log to your own file.

        <dependency>
            <groupId>ch.qos.logback</groupId>
            <artifactId>logback-classic</artifactId>
        </dependency>

• Non char inputs (arrow keys, control, combinations, ect..)
• Mouse scrolling support
• Layout API
• Look at MacTerminal#makeCooked (figure out why its not working)

We follow the Calendar Versioning schema (YYYY.M.D[.MODIFIER])