def finish(fast_forward: bool):
""" Merge current feature branch into develop. """
pretend = context.get('pretend', False)
if not pretend and (git.staged() or git.unstaged()):
log.err("You have uncommitted changes in your repo!\n"
"You need to stash them before you merge the hotfix branch")
sys.exit(1)
branch = git.current_branch(refresh=True)
base = common.get_base_branch()
prompt = "<32>Merge <33>{}<32> into <33>{}<0>?".format(branch.name, base)
if not click.confirm(shell.fmt(prompt)):
log.info("Cancelled")
return
common.assert_branch_type('task')
hooks.register.call('pre-task-finish', branch, base)
# Merge task into it's base feature branch
common.git_checkout(base)
common.git_pull(base)
common.git_merge(base, branch.name, no_ff=not fast_forward)
# Cleanup
common.git_branch_delete(branch.name)
common.git_prune()
common.git_checkout(base)
hooks.register.call('post-task-finish', branch, base)
def init(quick: bool, blank: bool, force: bool):
""" Create an empty pelconf.yaml from template """
config_file = 'pelconf.yaml'
prompt = "-- <35>{} <32>already exists. Wipe it?<0>".format(config_file)
if not force and exists(config_file) and not click.confirm(
shell.fmt(prompt)):
log.info("Canceled")
return
ctx = dict(blank=blank)
if not blank:
form = InitForm().run(quick=quick)
ctx.update(form.values)
config_content = templates.Engine().render_file('pelconf.yaml', ctx)
log.info('Writing <35>{}'.format(config_file))
fs.write_file(config_file, config_content)
if context.get('verbose') > 0:
print(
f"{'- ' * 40}\n{shell.highlight(config_content, 'yaml')}{'- ' * 40}"
)
def cprint(msg: str, *args: Any, **kw: Any):
""" Will convert the given message to an echo statement with color opcodes.
This supports the same syntax as `peltak.core.shell.fmt` (used internally here).
The color processing will replace any tag like object in format ``<NUMBER>``
into a corresponding opcode. Here's a quick cheatsheet on some of the more
usefull opcodes
========== =================================================================
Tag Description
---------- -----------------------------------------------------------------
``<0>`` Reset all formatting to default values.
``<1>`` Intensify current color (will affect all other color opcodes).
``<31>`` Set text color to red.
``<32>`` Set text color to green.
``<33>`` Set text color to yellow.
``<34>`` Set text color to blue.
``<35>`` Set text color to pink.
``<35>`` Set text color to teal.
========== =================================================================
**Usage:**
.. code-block:: jinja
{{ '<35>hello, <32>world' | cprint }}
will result in the following::
echo "\\x1b[35mhello, \\x1b[32mworld\\x1b[0m"
Which inside a terminal will be rendered as *hello* in ping and world in
green.
**cprint** also supports formatting, same as in the built-in ``format()``
function.
.. code-block:: jinja
{{ "hello, {}, I'm {name}" | cprint('Susan', name='John') }}
will result in::
echo "hello, Susan, I'm John\\x1b[0m"
"""
return shell.fmt('echo "{}<0>"', str(msg).format(*args, **kw))
def header(title: Any) -> str:
""" Converts a given title into a pretty header with colors.
**Usage:**
.. code-block:: jinja
{{ 'hello' | header }}
will result in::
= hello ================================================================
The resulting string will be colored for printing in the terminal.
"""
title = str(title)
if (len(title) > 72):
title = title[0:70] + '...'
remaining = 80 - len(title) - 3
return shell.fmt('echo "<32>= <35>{title} <32>{bar}<0>"',
title=title,
bar='=' * remaining)
def test_formatting_works(msg, args, kw, expected):
assert shell.fmt(msg, *args, **kw) == expected
def test_removes_color_tags_when_not_on_tty(msg, expected):
assert shell.fmt(msg) == expected
def test_properly_converts_to_shell_opcodes_when_on_tty(msg, expected):
assert shell.fmt(msg) == expected
def pretty_prompt(self) -> str:
""" Return a colorized prompt ready to be displayed to the user. """
return shell.fmt('<1>{}<0>'.format(self.prompt))