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alokai-cli-ui
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Welcome to Alokai CLI UI Kit!
This is the documentation for the Alokai CLI UI Kit. This is a collection of components and utilities that can be used to build a CLI application.
The colors
module provides a set of colors that can be used to style text in the terminal.
colors.success
- Green text.colors.error
- Red text.colors.warning
- Yellow text.colors.primary
- Blue text.colors.muted
- Gray text.colors.highlight
- Highlighted bold and Alokai brand color text.colors.underline
- Underlined text.The colors
module provides a set of emojis that can be used to add some fun to your CLI application.
emojis.rocket
- 🚀emojis.fire
- 🔥emojis.warning
- ⚠️emojis.error
- ❌emojis.success
- ✅emojis.info
- ℹ️emojis.link
- 🔗emojis.check
- ✔emojis.cross
- ✖emojis.star
- ⭐emojis.heart
- ❤️emojis.clap
- 👏import { colors } from '@alokai/cli-ui';
console.log(colors.success('This is a success message'));
console.log(colors.error('This is an error message'));
console.log(colors.warning('This is a warning message'));
console.log(colors.primary('This is a primary message'));
console.log(colors.muted('This is a muted message'));
console.log(colors.highlight('This is a highlighted message'));
console.log(colors.underline('This is an underlined message'));
The print
module provides a set of basic functions to print to the terminal.
print
- Print a message to the terminal. Usingprint.success
- Print a success message to the terminal. Green text.print.error
- Print an error message to the terminal. Red text.print.warning
- Print a warning message to the terminal. Yellow text.print.primary
- Print a primary message to the terminal. Blue text.print.muted
- Print a muted message to the terminal. Gray text.import { print } from '@alokai/cli-ui';
print('This is a message');
print.success('This is a success message');
print.error('This is an error message');
print.warning('This is a warning message');
print.primary('This is a primary message');
print.muted('This is a muted message');
As well as some more advanced functions:
print.debug
- Print a debug message to the terminal.import { print } from '@alokai/cli-ui';
First argument is the message and the second argument is the data to be printed.
print.debug('Debugging', { message: 'This is a debug message' });
print.highlight
- Print a highlighted message to the terminal.import { print } from '@alokai/cli-ui';
`**` is used to highlight a word.
print.highlight('This is a highlighted message'); // all highlighted message
print.highlight('This is a highlighted **word** message'); // signle highlighted word
print.highlight('This is a **highlighted** **word** message'); // multiple highlighted words
print.link
- Print a message with a link to the terminal.%link%
is a placeholder for the link.
import { print } from '@alokai/cli-ui';
print.link('This is a message with a link to %link%', 'https://alokai.io');
print.stepper
- Print a list of steps to the terminal.import { print } from '@alokai/cli-ui';
print.stepper(['Step 1', 'Step 2', 'Step 3']); // default dots
print.stepper(['Step 1', 'Step 2', 'Step 3'], "numbers"); // numbers
print.stepper(['Step 1', 'Step 2', 'Step 3'], "dashes"); // dashes
The spinner
module provides a set of functions to display a spinner in the terminal. It returns a factory function that can be used to create a spinner.
spin
- Create a spinner.const spinner = spin();
spinner.start("Starting Alokai CLI Spinner");
setTimeout(() => {
spinner.succeed("Alokai CLI Spinner Succeeded");
}, 3000);
Spinner can be used to show a loading state while waiting for a long running process to complete. Spinner can be either stopped, succeeded or failed.
start: (text: string) => spinner.start(text),
stop: () => spinner.stop(),
fail: (text: string) => spinner.fail(text),
succeed: (text: string) => spinner.succeed(text),
The intro
module provides a function to display an intro message in the terminal.
intro
- Display an intro message.import { intro } from '@alokai/cli-ui';
intro(); // by default "Welcome to Alokai CLI" message is displayed
intro("Welcome to Alokai CLI UI Kit"); // custom message
If message is too long, it will be displayed in multiple lines under the logo.
FAQs
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We found that alokai-cli-ui demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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