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twisters

v1.1.0

Published

Display multiple simultaneous animated spinners in terminal applications

Downloads

272

Readme

Twisters

npm version git repository

Demo Screen Shot

Display multiple simultaneous animated spinners in node terminal applications

Inspired by spinnies and ora

Installation

npm install twisters

or

yarn add twisters

TypeScript

If you use TypeScript, @types/node must also be installed:

npm install -D @types/node

or

yarn add -D @types/node

Usage

const chalk = require('chalk');
const { Twisters } = require('twisters');

// Create a twisters instance to manage messages
const twisters = new Twisters();

// Add a message (messages are active by default)
twisters.put('a', {
  text: 'Hello world!'
});

setTimeout(() => {
  // Update the message
  twisters.put('a', {
    // Text can optionally be styled with any ANSI library
    text: chalk.yellow('This text has been updated')
  });
}, 2000);

setTimeout(() => {
  // Update the message again
  twisters.put('a', {
    // Spinner is not shown when active is false
    active: false,
    // Display a yellow prefix before the text
    text: `${chalk.yellow('+')} Done (4s)`
  });
}, 4000);

Result

Usage Screen Shot

Options

The Twisters class constructor takes an optional options argument. Defaults are used if corresponding values are not defined, which means this:

const { Twisters } = require('twisters');

const twisters = new Twisters();

is equivalent to this:

const {
  Twisters,
  LineBuffer,
  terminalSupportsUnicode,
  dots,
  dashes
} = require('twisters');

const twisters = new Twisters({
  spinner: terminalSupportsUnicode() ? dots : dashes,
  flushInactive: true,
  pinActive: false,
  messageDefaults: {
    active: true,
    removed: false,
    render: (message, frame) => {
      const { active, text } = message;
      return active && frame ? `${frame} ${text}` : text;
    }
  },
  buffer: new LineBuffer({
    EOL: '\n',
    disable: !!process.env.CI,
    discardStdin: true,
    handleSigint: true,
    stream: process.stderr,
    truncate: true,
    wordWrap: false
  })
});

See the documentation for details:

Known Limitations

Care must be taken with messages that contain tab (\t) characters. See tabStop for details.

Examples

See the examples-js and examples-ts packages

Documentation

See API Documentation

Development

See README in the repository root

License

MIT

Author

Adam Jarret