Hello, World! 🌟

Welcome to your first Kontra TUI app!
Let's walk through a simple example to understand the core structure and flow of any Kontra application.

🧠 The Big Picture

A basic Kontra app follows this simple flow:

1. Create Components – like Text or InputBox.
2. Wrap them in Layouts – like Border, Flex, or List.
3. Render everything inside a Screen – the root container.
4. Call kontra::run() – to launch the app and handle user input.

📦 Includes

  #include <kontra.hpp>
  #include <memory> // for std::make_shared

Step 1: Create the Text

• The TextStyle lets you style text with foreground color, background color, and options like bold. - All components in Kontra are created using std::make_shared, so memory is managed automatically.

Step 2: Wrap it with a Border

• The Border component wraps anything you give it.
• set_padding(2) adds spacing around the text inside the border.

Step 3: Create a Screen

Every UI needs a screen – think of it like the canvas your TUI will be drawn on.

Step 4: Run the App

• The second parameter is a lambda function that handles events.

🚀 Final Code

✅ Output

🏁 Summary

You just built your first terminal UI with Kontra – clean, minimal, and fully in your control.

But hey - this is just the beginning.

Every component in Kontra packs a punch. With powerful layouts, rich styling, and interactive elements, there's a lot more waiting for you under the hood.

Start exploring, start building.
Your terminal deserves better. 🚀