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# frozen_string_literal: true
module Bridgetown
module Utils
module Ansi
extend self
ESCAPE = format("%c", 27)
MATCH = %r!#{ESCAPE}\[(?:\d+)(?:;\d+)*(j|k|m|s|u|A|B|G)|\e\(B\e\[m!ix.freeze
COLORS = {
red: 31,
green: 32,
black: 30,
magenta: 35,
yellow: 33,
white: 37,
blue: 34,
cyan: 36,
}.freeze
# Strip ANSI from the current string. It also strips cursor stuff,
# well some of it, and it also strips some other stuff that a lot of
# the other ANSI strippers don't.
def strip(str)
str.gsub MATCH, ""
end
#
def has?(str)
!!(str =~ MATCH)
end
# Reset the color back to the default color so that you do not leak any
# colors when you move onto the next line. This is probably normally
# used as part of a wrapper so that we don't leak colors.
def reset(str = "")
@ansi_reset ||= format("%c[0m", 27)
"#{@ansi_reset}#{str}"
end
# SEE: `self::COLORS` for a list of methods. They are mostly
# standard base colors supported by pretty much any xterm-color, we do
# not need more than the base colors so we do not include them.
# Actually... if I'm honest we don't even need most of the
# base colors.
COLORS.each do |color, num|
define_method color do |str|
"#{format("%c", 27)}[#{num}m#{str}#{reset}"
end
end
end
end
end
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