Struct View 

pub struct View {}

A utility struct for rendering application data to the console.

Serves as a namespace for various table rendering functions. All methods are static, making it easy to call formatting functions without needing to instantiate the struct.

Implementations

impl View

pub fn tasks(tasks: &[Task]) -> Result<()>

Displays a formatted table of tasks with comprehensive metadata.

Renders a detailed table showing task information including identification numbers, names, completion status, comments, and associated tags.

pub fn report( workday: &Workday, intervals: &[WorkInterval], filtered_duration: &TimeDelta, productivity: &f64, tasks: &[Task], ) -> Result<()>

Displays a formatted daily work report using pre-calculated intervals.

pub fn sum( (daily_durations, total_duration, average_duration): &(HashMap<NaiveDate, (String, String)>, String, String), ) -> Result<()>

Displays a monthly summary of working hours with daily breakdowns.

Examples

use kasl::libs::view::View;
use std::collections::HashMap;

let daily_map = HashMap::new();
let total_hours = String::new();
let average_hours = String::new();

let summary_data = (daily_map, total_hours, average_hours);
View::sum(&summary_data)?;

pub fn pauses(pauses: &[Pause], total_pause_time: Duration) -> Result<()>

Displays a table of pauses for a given day with total pause time.

pub fn templates(templates: &[TaskTemplate]) -> Result<()>

Displays a formatted table of task templates for reusable task creation.

Examples

use kasl::libs::view::View;
use kasl::db::templates::TaskTemplate;

let templates: Vec<TaskTemplate> = vec![/* template instances */];
View::templates(&templates)?;

pub fn tags(tags: &[Tag]) -> Result<()>

Displays a formatted table of tags for task categorization and organization.

Examples

use kasl::libs::view::View;
use kasl::db::tags::Tag;

let tags: Vec<Tag> = vec![/* tag instances */];
View::tags(&tags)?;

pub fn jira_inbox(items: &[JiraInboxItem]) -> Result<()>

Displays active Jira inbox items (pinned, score, then priority).

SUMMARY is truncated to fit the terminal width (same approach as View::tasks). The CHANGE column shows freshness badges: NEW, gone, or the latest visible change such as status→In Progress.