Crate termstyle [−] [src]
termstyle: create and test the style and formatting for the text in your terminal applications
termstyle is a library that aims to make it easy to build formatted and styled command line applications.
Examples
extern crate serde_yaml; use termstyle::{Color, El, Text}; // example raw yaml file let example = r#" - ["plain ", {t: "and bold", b: true}] - ["plain ", {t: "and red", c: red}] "#; // deserialize as yaml (you can use `serde_json::from_str` for json, etc). let els = termstyle::from_str(serde_yaml::from_str, example).unwrap(); // This could have also been programmatically constructed like this let expected = vec![ El::plain("plain ".into()), El::Text(Text::new("and bold".into()).bold()), El::plain("plain ".into()), El::Text(Text::new("and red".into()).color(Color::Red)), ]; assert_eq!(els, expected); // Render directly to stdout. Can also use `El::paint` to // do one at a time. termstyle::paint(&mut ::std::io::stdout(), &els).unwrap();
Styled Tables
See the documentation for Table
Structs
Table |
A paintable Table |
TableRaw |
Raw |
Text |
A piece of text, may be colored, etc |
Enums
Color |
Possible Terminal Colors |
El |
A Element that can be rendered as styled+formatted text using |
ElRaw |
Raw |
TextRaw |
Raw |
TextsRaw |
Raw |
Functions
eprint_diff |
Helper function to make tests easier for others. |
eprint_repr |
Print the byte representation directly to stderr. |
from_str |
Convert a string into |
paint |
Paint the given elements into the writer. |
print_repr |
Helper function to make tests easier for others. |
write_repr |
Helper function to make tests easier for others. |