Module ui 

UI rendering helpers for consistent output formatting. The ui module provides functions for formatting error messages and other user-facing output in a consistent and visually appealing way. It is used throughout the CLI application to ensure that all messages are presented in a clear and user-friendly manner.

Functions

dim

Prints a user-facing message in a dimmed or less prominent style.

error

Prints a user-facing message for an error or failure.

error_prefix

Prints a user-facing message for an error, with a prefix indicating the error type.

format_context_error

Formats an error message with additional context for display to the user, including a colored prefix based on the error kind. This is useful for providing more information about the error, such as where it occurred or what operation was being attempted when the error happened.

format_error

Formats an error message for display to the user, including a colored prefix based on the error kind.

heading

Prints a user-facing message for a title or important section header.

id

Prints a user-facing label for an ID or unique identifier.

info

Prints a user-facing message for informational purposes.

key

Prints a user-facing label for a key or identifier.

newline

Prints a newline to the user-facing output. This can be used to separate sections or add spacing between messages for better readability.

normal

Prints normal text without any special styling. This can be used for messages that don’t fit into the other categories or when you want to reset back to default styling after a heading or label.

path

Prints a user-facing label for a file path or location.

status_bad

Prints a user-facing message for an error status.

status_ok

Prints a user-facing message for a successful status.

status_warn

Prints a user-facing message for a warning status.

subheading

Prints a user-facing message for a subheading or less prominent section header.

success

Prints a user-facing message for a successful operation.

title

Prints a user-facing heading or section title.

underline

Prints a user-facing message with underlined text, often used for emphasis or to indicate a sub-section.

warning

Prints a user-facing message for a warning or recoverable issue.