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Terminal IDE
Summary
LazyIDE is a lightweight terminal-native IDE written in Rust using the ratatui TUI framework, inspired by the lazygit and lazyssh projects. It provides a full editing experience in the terminal with LSP integration, syntax highlighting for 12+ languages, git awareness, and a customizable theme system.
Highlights
- LSP integration with rust-analyzer providing diagnostics, ghost-text completions, and go-to-definition directly in the terminal
- Git-aware editing with gutter markers, file status coloring in the tree, and branch/change summary in the top bar
- 27 built-in themes with a live preview browser, plus customizable keybindings for ~40 actions via JSON config or in-app editor
- Cross-platform support (macOS, Windows, Linux) with installation via Homebrew, Scoop, cargo, or prebuilt binaries
- Quality-of-life features including autosave with crash recovery, bracket pair colorization, indent guides, and word wrap with proper cursor handling
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Audience
Developers who prefer terminal-based workflows and want a lightweight, fast IDE experience without leaving the command line, particularly those already in the Rust ecosystem or fans of the lazygit/lazyssh design philosophy
DomainDeveloper Tools
Formatopen source project
Accessopen source, free
Source Overview
LazyIDE is a lightweight terminal-native IDE built with Rust and ratatui, inspired by lazygit and lazyssh.
It offers LSP integration with rust-analyzer, syntax highlighting for 12+ languages, code folding, git gutter and file status, project search via ripgrep, tabbed editing, 27 themes, and customizable keybindings. Installation is available via Homebrew, Scoop, cargo, or prebuilt binaries on macOS, Windows, and Linux.
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