7guis TUI implemented in Go using tview

In plain words

This is a terminal user interface implementation of the 7GUIs benchmark suite, built with Go and the tview library. It's designed for developers and programmers who want to test GUI toolkit capabilities through a standardized set of seven tasks. The project stands out as a command-line alternative to graphical implementations, making it accessible for testing in terminal environments.

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