Gallery¶

These are committed snapshots of actual core library output, exported with Console::export_svg by scripts/capture_screenshots.sh. Regenerate them when rendering changes. Progress and spinner GIFs replay the exported SVG frames. The extensions, art and CLI are shown at the end, and every guide page has more.

What you want to do	Start here
See the CLI used interactively	Terminal recordings
Animate images in the terminal	CLI and art videos
Style text	Markup tutorial
Present structured data	Table tutorial
Arrange output	Layout tutorial
Show running work	Progress and live output
Format files from the shell	CLI guide
Build a full-screen terminal app	Terminal apps
Record a terminal session	Record your own

Rich-art in motion¶

Half-block, Braille and ASCII renderings of the same image

Watch or download the videos: image modes, fit and crop, watch and batch clips from earlier releases. Capture details are on that page.

Markup¶

Tags nest, and \[ escapes a literal bracket.

Console markup

Automatic highlighting¶

No markup required — numbers, paths, URLs, UUIDs and booleans are recognised and coloured, exactly as upstream does.

Automatic highlighting

Tables¶

Table

Columns size themselves to their content, wrap when they must, and take per-column justification. Borders, titles and captions are all styleable.

Styled table

Panels¶

Panel

Trees¶

Tree

Columns¶

Items are packed into as many columns as the width allows, each as wide as its widest item (Columns::equal makes them all the same width).

Columns

Rules¶

Rule

Alignment and padding¶

Alignment

Markdown¶

Markdown

Syntax highlighting¶

Syntax highlighting

Not byte-parity

Syntax highlighting uses syntect, not Pygments. The colours are close but not identical to Python rich — see Divergences.

JSON¶

JSON

Pretty-printing¶

Pretty

Progress¶

Progress

Spinners¶

Text overflow¶

The same over-long word under each overflow method.

Overflow

Beyond the core¶

These come from rs-rich-ext, rs-rich-art, rs-rich-diagram, rs-rich-intuituive and the rich command. Each image is the real output of a guide example or CLI command; follow the link for the code.