It is a basic text editor for now. It has the basic features that every text editor should have.

Basic Features

1. You can write stuff. Then save it. It uses gap buffer to store characters.
   
2. You can move with arrow keys
   
3. You can move word by word via CTRL and arrow keys.
   
4. You can highlight words with SHIFT.
   
5. You can copy and paste everything with CTRL+C and CTRL+V
   
6. Writing more than a specific row count triggers scrolling.
7. Network structure is partially done. You can start the editor as a host or as a client.
   Clients can only listen to the host.
   Hosts can alter the file.
   Clients can use the other functionalities like saving file.

Modes

1. Offline mode — single user, full editing including changing the file being edited.
   
2. Host mode — opens a TCP server, lets clients connect, broadcasts buffer changes to all clients.
   
3. Client mode — connects to a host, can only move around the file the host is editing. No editing, saving, or file changing.

Restrictions

1. It will work properly only if you adjust your terminal to be length of 40 lines or more. If it is less cursor loses its mind.
2. CTRL+SHIFT combo is not working for some reason going to fix it.
3. Printing logic is AWFUL. It prints 40 rows instantly every time. It is NOT optimal.
4. I think I have multiple leaks. Not sure tho.

Future

1. Going to fix the things that are in restrictions.
2. I really need to write tests.
3. Going to add tree-sitter to make this a proper looking text editor.
4. This project at first planned as a multiple user editor. It has a long way to go.