rich/
protocol.rs

1//! Rendering & extension protocols.
2//!
3//! Port of upstream `rich/protocol.py` + `rich/abc.py` + the highlighter
4//! interface. **These traits are the sanctioned extension points of the port.**
5//! Extensions in `rich-ext` (and, later, third-party plugins) implement them;
6//! the faithful core only ever ships upstream's built-in implementations. See
7//! docs/PLUGINS.md.
8
9use crate::console::{Console, ConsoleOptions};
10use crate::measure::Measurement;
11use crate::segment::Segment;
12use crate::text::Text;
13
14/// Anything that can be rendered to a stream of [`Segment`]s within a width.
15///
16/// The Rust equivalent of upstream's `__rich_console__(console, options)`
17/// protocol. Implement it to make a custom type printable by [`Console`]. The
18/// `options` carry the available width (and, later, height/justify) the
19/// renderable must fit into. Newlines between lines are emitted as ordinary
20/// segments containing `\n`.
21pub trait Renderable {
22    fn rich_render(&self, console: &Console, options: &ConsoleOptions) -> Vec<Segment>;
23
24    /// The `(minimum, maximum)` cell width this renderable wants. The default
25    /// assumes the renderable fills the available width (e.g. `Panel`, `Table`);
26    /// `Text` overrides it with its content width so the top-level print path can
27    /// shrink to fit. Port of `__rich_measure__` / `Measurement.get`.
28    fn measure(&self, _console: &Console, options: &ConsoleOptions) -> Measurement {
29        Measurement::new(options.max_width, options.max_width)
30    }
31}
32
33/// Optional line-streaming extension point for renderables.
34///
35/// Mirrors the incremental consumption of upstream's rendering generators.
36/// Consumers can write each visual line immediately instead of collecting the
37/// complete segment stream. Implementations may still retain source data for
38/// measurement. This trait keeps streaming hooks out of inherent core APIs.
39pub trait LineRenderable: Renderable {
40    /// Emit styled visual lines without trailing newlines, stopping immediately
41    /// on the callback's first error. An empty segment represents a blank line;
42    /// calling the callback zero times represents no output.
43    fn try_for_each_line<E>(
44        &self,
45        console: &Console,
46        options: &ConsoleOptions,
47        emit: impl FnMut(Vec<Segment>) -> Result<(), E>,
48    ) -> Result<(), E>;
49}
50
51/// Transfer already-owned table rows without cloning every cell string.
52///
53/// This extension point changes ownership only. Column definitions, measurement
54/// and rendering follow the table's existing rules, including missing/extra cells.
55/// Producers that parse into owned strings can release their row collection as
56/// they populate a table instead of retaining a second complete copy.
57pub trait OwnedTableRows {
58    fn extend_owned_rows(&mut self, rows: Vec<Vec<String>>) -> &mut Self;
59}
60
61/// A transformer that adds style spans to [`Text`] (e.g. syntax/number/URL
62/// highlighting). The Rust equivalent of upstream's `Highlighter` ABC.
63///
64/// This is the primary *plugin* seam for the first slice: `rich-ext` registers
65/// [`Highlighter`]s onto a [`Console`] without the core knowing they exist.
66pub trait Highlighter {
67    /// Inspect `text` and apply any style spans in place.
68    fn highlight(&self, text: &mut Text);
69}
rich/protocol.rs

rich/
protocol.rs
