libt

libt is a small, cross-platform C library designed to provide basic text manipulation and terminal interaction capabilities. Its primary goal is to simplify common tasks that developers might encounter when creating command-line applications or working with text in a console environment. The library offers functions for clearing the screen, positioning the cursor, setting text colors, and retrieving keyboard input.

The library is written in C to ensure broad compatibility and minimal dependencies, making it suitable for embedding into larger projects or for use in resource-constrained environments. It aims for a straightforward API, making it relatively easy for developers to integrate into their existing workflows. Features include functions to print text at specific coordinates, change foreground and background colors, and detect key presses without requiring the user to press Enter.

libt is often used for creating simple interactive command-line interfaces, text-based games, or utility tools that require more dynamic terminal output than standard C I/O functions provide. Its small footprint and lack of external dependencies contribute to its appeal for projects where simplicity and portability are prioritized. The library is typically distributed as source code, allowing users to compile it directly into their projects.