nombrekeff/cli_badges_dart

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Print badges to the terminal. Yup, those nifty little thingies we use on readmes, but for CLI apps.

Features

• Easy to use
• Inbuilt themes
• Customizable

This is what it can do:

var failedBadge  = Badge(label: 'failed', message: '2', theme: BadgeTheme.red);
var successBadge = Badge(label: 'success', message: '2').green();
var skippedBadge = Badge.yellow(label: 'skipped',  message: '2');

print(
    Badge.inline([
        failedBadge, 
        skippedBadge, 
        successBadge
    ]),
);

The above would output something similar to the terminal:

https://github.com/nombrekeff/cli_badges_dart/blob/main/images/output-example.png

Usage

Usage is simple, import the package and start creating Badges!

import 'package:cli_badges/cli_badges.dart';

var failedBadge = Badge(label: 'failed', message: '2', theme: BadgeTheme.red);

print(failedBadge);

Some more examples:

You could create a donate badge:

var donateBadge = Badge.cyan(label: '❤️ donate', message: 'please?');

print(donateBadge);

https://github.com/nombrekeff/cli_badges_dart/blob/main/images/donate-output-example.png

You can also only show the label:

var onlyLabel = Badge(
    label: '❤️ donate', 
    labelColorCode: 169
);

print(onlyLabel);

Example output is a mock, console output will vary slightly from terminal to terminal.

Badge Structure

A badge is conformed of a label and a message <label>:<message>. Each segment can be customized, by changing bg color, text color and style.

Themes

Themes are a way to store badge configuration for repeated use.

blue	theme-blue	cyan	theme-cyan
green	theme-green	magenta	theme-magenta
red	theme-red	yellow	theme-yellow

You can also swap all themes, this means properties from label will be applied to message and vice versa.

Inbuilt themes

• red : Red Message Background
• green : Green Message Background
• blue : Blue Message Background
• yellow : Black Colored Message on yellow Background
• cyan : Black Colored Message on cyan Background
• magenta : Black Colored Message on magenta Background
• success : ('Success') Message on green Background
• failed : ('Failed') Message on red Background
• warning : ('Failed') Message on yellow Background
• info : ('Info') Message on blue Background

Colors

This is the list of all available colors:

• red
• black
• green
• yellow
• blue
• magenta
• cyan
• white
• brightRed
• brightBlack
• brightGreen
• brightYellow
• brightBlue
• brightMagenta
• brightCyan
• brightWhite

Using themes

There are 3 main ways to create a themed badge:

1 - Passing in the theme directly to the Badge constructor:

Badge(
    label: 'failed', 
    message: '2', 
    theme: BadgeTheme.red,
);

2 - Using named constructors:

Badge.red(
    label: 'failed', 
    message: '2', 
);

3 - Or by calling the predefined theme methods:

Badge(...).red();

Additional info

There is a complete example here

If you encounter any problems or fancy a feature to be added please head over to the GitHub repository and drop an issue.

Want badges for some other environment or language?

cli-badges is also available in other languages:

• JS @nombrekeff/cli-badges
• Python @haideralipunjabi/cli-badges
• Deno @Delta456/cli_badges

Support the project

I tend to open source anything I can, and love to help people that might need help with the project.

However, if you are using this project and are happy with it or just want to encourage me to continue creating stuff, there are few ways you can do so:

• Starring and sharing the project 🚀
• Reporting bugs 🐛
• Sending feedback
• Or even coding :P

Thanks! ❤️