The altscreen-toggle example shows how to transition between the alternative screen buffer and the normal screen buffer using Bubble Tea.

The chat examples shows a basic chat application with a multi-line textarea input.

The composable-views example shows how to compose two bubble models (spinner and timer) together in a single application and switch between them.

The isbn-form example demonstrates how to build a multi-step form with textinput bubbles and validation on the inputs.

The debounce example shows how to throttle key presses to avoid overloading your Bubble Tea application.

The exec example shows how to execute a running command during the execution of a Bubble Tea application such as launching an EDITOR.

The fullscreen example shows how to make a Bubble Tea application fullscreen.

The glamour example shows how to use Glamour inside a viewport bubble.

The help example shows how to use the help bubble to display help to the user of your application.

The http example shows how to make an http call within your Bubble Tea application.

The list-default example shows how to use the list bubble.

The list-fancy example shows how to use the list bubble with extra customizations.

The list-simple example shows how to use the list and customize it to have a simpler, more compact, appearance.

The mouse example shows how to receive mouse events in a Bubble Tea application.

The package-manager example shows how to build an interface for a package manager using the tea.Println feature.

The pager example shows how to build a simple pager application similar to less.

The paginator example shows how to build a simple paginated list.

The pipe example demonstrates using shell pipes to communicate with Bubble Tea applications.

The progress-animated example shows how to build a progress bar with an animated progression.

The progress-download example demonstrates how to download a file while indicating download progress through Bubble Tea.

The progress-static example shows a progress bar with static incrementation of progress.

The realtime example demonstrates the use of go channels to perform realtime communication with a Bubble Tea application.

The result example shows a choice menu with the ability to select an option.

The send-msg example demonstrates the usage of custom tea.Msgs.

The sequence example demonstrates the tea.Sequence command.

The simple example shows a very simple Bubble Tea application.

The spinner example demonstrates a spinner bubble being used to indicate loading.

The spinner example shows various spinner types that are available.

The split-editors example shows multiple textareas being used in a single application and being able to switch focus between them.

The stopwatch example shows a sample stop watch built with Bubble Tea.

The table example demonstrates the table bubble being used to display tabular data.

The tabs example demonstrates tabbed navigation styled with Lip Gloss.

The textarea example demonstrates a simple Bubble Tea application using a textarea bubble.

The textinput example demonstrates a simple Bubble Tea application using a textinput bubble.

The textinputs example shows multiple textinputs and being able to switch focus between them as well as changing the cursor mode.

The timer example shows a simple timer built with Bubble Tea.

The tui-daemon-combo demonstrates building a text-user interface along with a daemon mode using Bubble Tea.

The views example demonstrates how to build a Bubble Tea application with multiple views and switch between them.