blueprint-tui

blueprint-tui is an unofficial TUI tool for managing Blueprint extensions. It's quite basic, but might come useful to a few people c:

Why make this?

I've never really coded a proper TUI in bash, and I really wanted an excuse to experiment with charmbracelet/gum.

How do I install blueprint-tui?

Requirements

• A Linux machine
• Blueprint
• A Pterodactyl panel (if you got Blueprint installed you likely also got Pterodactyl :P)
• bash
• screen, to open up terminal "screens"
• gum, for the fancy menus (installation instructions here!!)

Clone the repository

First, clone the blueprint-tui repository to your local machine. This is blueprint-tui's installation directory. You can use a different directory to the one used in the command below, if you know what you are doing.

git clone https://github.com/prplwtf/blueprint-tui.git ~/.blueprint-tui

Make executable

To run blueprint-api, you have to make it executable.

chmod +x ~/.blueprint-api/tui.sh

Make it a command

In your ~/.bashrc or ~/.zshrc, create an alias for ~/.blueprint-tui/tui.sh to run it more easily.

# When using bash
echo "alias blueprint-tui=\"~/.blueprint-tui/tui.sh\"" >> ~/.bashrc

# When using zsh
echo "alias blueprint-tui=\"~/.blueprint-tui/tui.sh\"" >> ~/.zshrc

Source the shell config

Finally, source the shell config to apply the alias to your current session.

# When using bash
source ~/.bashrc

# When using zsh
source ~/.zshrc

Run blueprint-tui

You can now run blueprint-tui. It will automatically detect your Blueprint installation. (if it ever doesn't, don't worry, you'll know)

blueprint-tui

ok cool, how does it look

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