terminice_core 0.0.4

Core functionality for Terminice.

terminice_core

terminice_core provides the low-level primitives that power the Terminice design system. The navigation utilities live in lib/src/navigation and are intended to be consumed directly by downstream packages via the public exports in terminice_core.dart.

Navigation toolkit

FocusNavigator

• Single-column focus state with optional per-item validation
• Wrapping navigation (moveUp, moveDown, moveBy) and helpers like focusFirstError
• Ideal for forms, multi-step wizards, command palettes, and any view where every item is already on screen

final focus = FocusNavigator(itemCount: fields.length);
focus.moveBy(1);
focus.setError(2, 'Required');
if (focus.hasAnyError) focus.focusFirstError();

ListNavigator

• Handles selection + scroll math for vertical lists
• Keeps the focused row visible by adjusting an internal scroll offset
• Exposes both a lightweight [start, end) viewport and a materialized window of items for rendering

final nav = ListNavigator(itemCount: items.length, maxVisible: 8);
nav.moveDown();
final window = nav.visibleWindow(items);
for (final (idx, item) in window.items.indexed) {
  final absoluteIndex = window.start + idx;
  final isSelected = nav.isSelected(absoluteIndex);
  // render row
}

GridNavigator

• 2D navigation for matrices of cards / tiles with predictable wrapping in every direction
• Factory constructors for fixed, responsive, or balanced column counts
• Ships a rowsOf helper and GridLayout descriptor for ergonomic rendering

final grid = GridNavigator.responsive(
  itemCount: items.length,
  cellWidth: 20,
  availableWidth: terminalWidth,
);
grid.moveRight();
grid.moveDown();

SelectionController

• Abstracts single- versus multi-select behaviour while remaining index based
• Includes power-user helpers (selectAll, toggleAll, invert) and safe result extraction APIs
• Composes cleanly with every navigator by sharing the focused index

final sel = SelectionController.multi();
sel.toggle(nav.selectedIndex);
sel.selectAll(items.length);
final selectedItems = sel.getSelectedMany(items);

Recommended pairing

• Use SelectionController when you need to differentiate focus versus user selection
• Bind keyboard events with KeyBindings and delegate movement to the navigators
• Keep your rendering code dumb: take viewport, visibleWindow, or rowsOf data and simply paint what is described

For more examples, browse the inline dartdoc inside each navigation file—everything is documented with production-ready snippets that render cleanly on pub.dev.