bonds-cli 0.1.7

CLI for creating and managing symlink-based bonds
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use bonds_cli::ui;
use bonds_core::{BondError, BondManager};

/// Remove command handler, which deletes a bond by its ID or name. The command retrieves the bond, deletes it using the bond manager's `delete_bond` method, and provides user feedback on the success of the operation, including details of the removed bond's source and target paths. If the `with_target` flag is set, it also deletes the target directory associated with the bond.
/// **Example usage:**
/// ```bash
/// bond remove <id | name> [--with-target]
/// ```
pub fn cmd_remove(
    manager: &BondManager,
    id: &str,
    with_target: bool,
    dry_run: bool,
    verbose: bool,
) -> Result<(), BondError> {
    let bond = manager.get_bond(id)?;

    if verbose {
        ui::debug(format!("Removing bond with ID: {}", id));
        if with_target {
            ui::debug(format!(
                "Target directory will also be deleted: {}",
                bond.target().display()
            ));
        } else {
            ui::debug("The target directory will NOT be deleted.");
        }
    }

    if dry_run {
        ui::warning("Dry run enabled: no changes will be made.");
        ui::info(format!("Would remove bond with ID: {}", id));
        if with_target {
            ui::info("Would also delete the target directory.");
        } else {
            ui::info("Would NOT delete the target directory.");
        }
        return Ok(());
    }

    let bond = manager.delete_bond(id, with_target)?;
    ui::status_ok("✓ SUCCESS");
    ui::success("Bond removed:");
    ui::id(format!("   {}", bond.id()));
    ui::dim(format!("   {}", bond.source().display()));
    ui::normal("    ⤡ ");
    ui::dim(format!("    {}\n", bond.target().display()));

    if with_target {
        ui::info("  Target directory also deleted.");
    }

    Ok(())
}