clprint

A simple Rust utility crate for printing clean, formatted text blocks in the terminal using # borders.

Features

• Print titles with # borders
• Print word-wrapped body text with # side borders
• Print a full box (title + text + closing border) in one call
• Supports manual line breaks with \n

Installation

Add clprint to your Cargo.toml:

[dependencies]
clprint = "0.1.0"

Usage

Full box

use clprint::print_hashtag_box;

fn main() {
    print_hashtag_box("Hello", "Welcome to clprint!", 40);
}

Output:

########################################
# Hello                               #
########################################
# Welcome to clprint!                 #
########################################

Title only

use clprint::print_hashtag_title;

print_hashtag_title("My Title", 40);

Output:

########################################
# My Title                            #
########################################

Body text with word wrapping

use clprint::print_hashtag_text;

print_hashtag_text("This is a longer text that will be wrapped automatically.", 30);

Output:

# This is a longer text that  #
# will be wrapped              #
# automatically.               #

Manual line breaks

use clprint::print_hashtag_text;

print_hashtag_text("Line one\nLine two\nLine three", 30);

Output:

# Line one                    #
# Line two                    #
# Line three                  #

Building a box manually

If you need more control, you can use the individual functions:

use clprint::{print_hashtag_title, print_hashtag_text, print_hashtag_end};

print_hashtag_title("Warning", 40);
print_hashtag_text("Something went wrong. Please check your input.", 40);
print_hashtag_text("Contact support if the issue persists.", 40);
print_hashtag_end(40);

License

MIT