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- Documentation for docs.pitomd.com: an overview, install for Linux, Windows and macOS, five guides with runnable code, the API reference and the changelog, attached to every release as docs-vX.Y.Z.tar.gz.
- The README pins v1.0.1. The API and the picture are the same as 1.0.0.
- The README shows every feature with a picture and leads with measured numbers: 4.8 µs a draw, zero allocations, and no new crates for a ratatui app.
- Examples to run and read:
demo (the clip at the top of the README), gallery (four apps’ copy and accents), fit (what it draws as the area shrinks), frames (the 13 frames and when each starts) and bench (the draw time per area).
- The crate is 1.0.0, with the same API and the same picture as 0.1.3.
- CI tests every change on Linux, Windows and macOS.
- LICENSE is the MIT text alone, under Cătălin Ilinca’s name, and TRADEMARKS.md keeps the PITO MD name and logos.
- Drawing a label or a hint no longer allocates on any frame, with the same picture, and a counting-allocator test holds that drawing allocates nothing.
- Widths and positions add with saturation, so a very wide label can’t overflow them.
- The crate’s description, tests and README speak to any ratatui app.
rust-version is dropped, since no gate tests a minimum.
CYCLE is one full turn of the glass, drain plus flip, derived from the frame timing.
- The crate is public, with Gamer Dad as its only author, and its repository points at its public home.
- The README shows the https source to pin.
- The Braille hourglass spinner as a ratatui widget, its copy shimmering in the app’s accent.
