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@tonyarnold @AshtonDev @rudrank time to use an editor with an LSP and load modules within packages 😎

From empty repo to a functional minimal standalone terminal based on libghostty in less than 2 hours, presenting Ghostling! ~600 lines of C and you get extremely accurate, performant, and proven terminal emulation. Every program on earth that needs any subset of terminal functionality and can now easily get it.

https://github.com/ghostty-org/ghostling

Feature list:
- Resize with text reflow
- Full 24-bit color and 256-color palette support
- Bold, italic, and inverse text styles
- Unicode and multi-codepoint grapheme handling (no shaping or layout)
- Keyboard input with modifier support (Shift, Ctrl, Alt, Super)
- Kitty keyboard protocol support
- Mouse tracking (X10, normal, button, and any-event modes)
- Mouse reporting formats (SGR, URxvt, UTF8, X10)
- Scroll wheel support (viewport scrollback or forwarded to applications)
- Scrollbar with mouse drag-to-scroll
- Focus reporting (CSI I / CSI O)
- And more. Effectively all the terminal emulation features supported by Ghostty!

The libghostty C API is not formally released, but I built this project to prove its ready to go. 😎 https://github.com/ghostty-org/ghostling

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Adam 3d ago

@AshtonDev @rudrank ah yeah, that sounds neat. I wonder if that’s more some incremental build limitations of xcodebuild though.

Makes me want to build a Tuist skill 😂

Using an Xcode MCP would be a little limiting for me I think since I’m trying to do some parallel stuff. E.g. it can churn away on a separate git work tree while I’m doing something else

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Adam 4d ago

@AshtonDev @rudrank is an xcode mcp providing benefit over xcodebuild and related tools for you? Or still at the testing phase?

I am finding myself running without Xcode until I need to test and make changes. But I work across a couple projects so it might be of a different workflow

Adam 4d ago