Hi HN,<p>First "Show HN" post!<p>Termfu is a fast, multi-language TUI debugger that allows you to create and switch between custom layouts.<p>I couldn't find a terminal debugger that fulfilled my particular needs and desires, so I create one that does for the most part. On the UI spectrum, it's somewhere between GDB's TUI and Vimspector. It currently supports GDB and PDB. It uses customizable, single-key bindings, which can be documented on screen via their (t)itles. All window data is scrollable. I decided to have some fun with the layout creation process, which uses "key-binding ASCII art" to set the header command title order as well as the window positions and size ratios. For example, a configuration for a single layout would look something like this:<p><pre><code> >h
abc
dEfghi
>w
jnnnll
Mnnnll
onnnll
PPPqqq
</code></pre>
It's still pretty rough around the edges, but it has become a valuable tool for me, so I thought I'd go ahead and post it here. Please note that I am far from a C expert. Somewhere along the line, I got it in my head that a C project is a rite of passage, so here we are. If I hadn't had Gookin's Ncurses guide to get me started, I might already be dead. That being said, feedback is very much appreciated.