tui-verify

TUI keyboard navigation testing is automated by launching the interface in a PTY, programmatically sending keystrokes, reading terminal output, and asserting on-screen content. The Skill uses @microsoft/tui-test to simulate and verify interactions end-to-end.

PTY-based end-to-end testing for terminal user interfaces involves running the TUI inside a pseudo-terminal to capture real rendering output, send keyboard inputs, and validate UI elements. It ensures that screen layouts, widgets, and status bars behave correctly across environments.

Yes, you can verify TUI rendering and status bars across environments by running the interface in a PTY and reading on-screen text. The Skill waits for specific text to appear and captures state to confirm flow outcomes and status indicators.

You debug TUI rendering issues by launching the TUI in a PTY, sending keystrokes to navigate, and reading terminal output to inspect on-screen elements. The Skill captures terminal state for debugging and regression checks during validation.

Yes, you need a Node.js environment and the PPDS TUI to be built to run automated TUI verification. The Skill relies on @microsoft/tui-test within Node.js to interact with the PTY, send keystrokes, and assert content.