nocterm_bloc 1.0.2

Terminal-friendly Bloc & Cubit helpers for nocterm.dev and related CLI apps.

Terminal-friendly Bloc & Cubit helpers

This package adapts the ideas and APIs popularized by Felix Angelov's bloc project for terminal (TUI) environments used by nocterm.dev and related CLI apps.

Key points:

• Built on the design and inspiration from Felix Angelov (felangel) — full credit to the upstream bloc project for architecture, patterns, and documentation.
• Focused on terminal UIs: no Flutter widgets, minimal runtime overhead, and helpers that integrate cleanly with terminal render loops.
• Preserves familiar Bloc/Cubit semantics so Flutter developers can carry patterns to CLI/TUI projects.

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Overview

nocterm_bloc provides lightweight integrations for using Bloc and Cubit state-management patterns in terminal applications. It aims to:

• Keep business logic decoupled from terminal presentation.
• Provide small adapters for render loops and event handling common in TUI programs.
• Offer familiar, testable APIs that are approachable for developers coming from Flutter.

What’s different from felangel/bloc

• Target platform: this package is terminal-first; Flutter widgets and BuildContext-based widgets are intentionally omitted.
• API surface: core Bloc/Cubit semantics are preserved, but provider and builder helpers are adapted for synchronous or cooperative terminal rendering.
• Examples & docs: focused on CLI workflows, not mobile/desktop UI patterns.

Quick example (counter cubit)

class CounterCubit extends Cubit<int> {
  CounterCubit() : super(0);

  void increment() => emit(state + 1);
  void decrement() => emit(state - 1);
}

// In a TUI application, hook the cubit into your render loop and
// trigger redraws when state changes.

Contributing & Credits

This project builds on Felix Angelov's seminal bloc work — please see the upstream repository for in-depth architecture notes, advanced examples, and historical context:

• https://github.com/felangel/bloc

If you contribute, please follow the repository's contributing guidelines and retain attribution to upstream authors where applicable. The project is MIT-licensed.

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Maintainers

• Rabbit Project contributors — adapted for nocterm.dev