TUI Puppeteering with tmux

Automate TUI testing by running bundled tmux scripts in sequence: tui-start <session> "<command>" to launch, tui-send to feed input, tui-assert to verify output, tui-capture to grab logs, and tui-stop to clean up the environment.

Run deterministic shell scripts by creating isolated tmux sessions that prevent interference with real user sessions. This ensures scripted test flows validate UI behavior reliably and capture logs for failure analysis without side effects.

Yes, this TUI automation approach works directly with tmux as its core dependency. It utilizes bundled scripts to manage tmux sessions, allowing you to start, send inputs, assert outputs, and stop isolated terminal UI tests.

Yes, you can capture and verify terminal UI state in an isolated environment using the tui-capture and tui-assert scripts. This setup enables QA engineers to validate UI behavior and collect logs for failure analysis safely.

The best way to script a TUI login and dashboard navigation test is using the bundled sequence of tui-start, tui-send, tui-assert, and tui-stop scripts. This creates a deterministic, self-contained environment for validating CLI applications.