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-**tui-react** is a library to enable components with state, and with properties provided per render
-
-Please note that this crate is early in development and build for the needs of **dua**.
-
-### How it works
-
-It uses the TUI infrastructure Terminal, but alters it to not enforce implementing the `Widget` trait. 
-It provides only a single, optional, trait called `TopLevelComponent`, which makes it convenient to
-draw its implementors with `Terminal::render(..)`. However, since this enforces the absence of
-refernces in your state, it's probably not suitable for most.
-
-Instead, any struct can implement `render` methods or functions, and freely write into the terminal.
-That way, one can leverage everything Rust has to offer, which allows stateful components which
-work in your favor. Thus, this crate does away with 'one size fits all' render implementations,
-greatly adding to flexibility.
-
-State that one wants within the component for instance could be the scoll location. Alternatively,
-one can configure windows by altering their public state.
-
-### What's the relation to TUI?
-
-This project coudln't exist without it, and is happy to provide an alternative set of components
-for use in command-line applications.
-
-
-### Why `tui-react`?
-
-I kept having a terrible feeling when managing state with tui widgets when writing **dua**, and
-after trying many things, I realized what the problem actually was. It took me some time to
-realize it's not possible to have stateful components in with TUI, and I admire the smarts
-that went into the API design! After all, it effectively prohibited this! Amazing!
-
-That's why I implemented my own terminal and some key components, based on the ones provided
-by TUI, which can serve as standard building blocks in a stateful world.
-
-Thus far, the experience was fantastic, and it feels much better than before. Let's see what
-happens with it.
-
-### Changelog
-
-#### v0.4.1 - Simplify `block_width(…)` function
-
-#### v0.2.1 - add license file to crate