Module headless 

jev with no terminal in the way: a page in, an answer page out.

The REPL is the place to shape a request; once it is shaped, the same session is something a script wants — in a pipe, in a Makefile, in CI. Everything here is the pure half of that: text in, text out, no terminal and no process, so a test can drive it without a PTY.

let session = headless::load("A payout failed.\n---\nis_urgent? Conveys urgency").unwrap();
println!("{}", headless::request_text(&session, "jev-latest"));

Constants

COMMANDS

The subcommands that run without a terminal, and what each one prints.

Functions

answers_json

The raw body, for --json: what arrived live, or the shape a mock answer would have arrived in.

answers_text

The answer page: the same bars and labels the REPL draws, minus the colour.

cached_answers

The answers a cached body carries, lined up with the questions that were asked.

check_text

What jev check says about a page: every problem, not just the first.

code_text

The session as code, for jev rust.

cost_text

The token table, priced when rates were supplied.

is_command

Whether word names a subcommand, so jev <word> is not mistaken for a flag or a path.

live_answers

The answers a live response carries, lined up with the questions that were asked.

load

Read a session from a sketch page or a request body.

mock_answers

Simulated answers, the same deterministic ones the REPL shows offline.

request_text

The exact body the SDK would POST.

sendable

Why this session cannot be sent yet, if it cannot.

usage_text

The one-line footer under an answer page: tokens, and money when the rates are known.

Type Aliases

Answered

One question’s answer, or None when nothing answered it.