def test_disable():
"""Test functions."""
toggles.disable_all_colors()
assert not toggles.is_enabled()
toggles.enable_all_colors()
assert toggles.is_enabled()
toggles.disable_all_colors()
assert not toggles.is_enabled()
toggles.enable_all_colors()
assert toggles.is_enabled()
assert toggles.disable_if_no_tty() # pytest pipes stderr/stdout.
assert not toggles.is_enabled()
from textwrap import wrap
from colorclass import Windows, Color
from colorclass.toggles import disable_if_no_tty
from flexget.logger import local_context
from flexget.options import ArgumentParser
from flexget.utils.tools import io_encoding
from terminaltables import AsciiTable, SingleTable, DoubleTable, GithubFlavoredMarkdownTable
from terminaltables.terminal_io import terminal_size
# Enable terminal colors on windows
if sys.platform == 'win32':
Windows.enable(auto_colors=True)
# Disables colors on no TTY output
disable_if_no_tty()
class TerminalTable(object):
"""
A data table suited for CLI output, created via its sent parameters. For example::
header = ['Col1', 'Col2']
table_data = [header]
for item in iterable:
table_data.append([item.attribute1, item.attribute2])
table = TerminalTable('plain', table_data)
print table.output
Optional values are setting table title, and supplying wrap_columns list and
drop_column list. If table does not fit into terminal any columns listed in
from textwrap import wrap
from colorclass import Windows, Color
from colorclass.toggles import disable_if_no_tty
from flexget.logger import local_context
from flexget.options import ArgumentParser
from flexget.utils.tools import io_encoding
from terminaltables import AsciiTable, SingleTable, DoubleTable, GithubFlavoredMarkdownTable
from terminaltables.terminal_io import terminal_size
# Enable terminal colors on windows
if sys.platform == 'win32':
Windows.enable(auto_colors=True)
# Disables colors on no TTY output
disable_if_no_tty()
class TerminalTable(object):
"""
A data table suited for CLI output, created via its sent parameters. For example::
header = ['Col1', 'Col2']
table_data = [header]
for item in iterable:
table_data.append([item.attribute1, item.attribute2])
table = TerminalTable('plain', table_data)
print table.output
Optional values are setting table title, and supplying wrap_columns list and
drop_column list. If table does not fit into terminal any columns listed in
