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cliux is a lightweight Rust crate for styling terminal output — no TUI required. It’s a toolkit for making CLI output look clean, expressive, and readable using structured components.

I built cliux because the output in one of my Rust projects felt flat and hard to scan. So I created a crate that adds layout and clarity without needing a full TUI framework.

Features

• Boxed — bordered containers with titles and content
• Section — titled blocks with horizontal dividers
• Divider — customizable horizontal lines
• .wrap() — wraps long text to fit the width
• .pad() — emoji-aware padding for alignment

Example

use cliux::Boxed;

fn main() {
    Boxed::new("Cliux Boxed")
        .content("This code uses the cliux library to create a boxed section.")
        .width(61)
        .print();
}

Output:

Links

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Crates.io

Any feedback, ideas, or contributions are welcome!

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