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go get atomicgo.dev/cursor

cursor

import"atomicgo.dev/cursor"

Package cursor contains cross-platform methods to move the terminal cursor in different directions. This package can be used to create interactive CLI tools and games, live charts, algorithm visualizations and other updatable output of any kind.

Works niceley with https://github.com/atomicgo/keyboard

Special thanks to github.com/k0kubun/go-ansi which this project is based on.

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func Bottom

funcBottom()

Bottom moves the cursor to the bottom of the terminal. This is done by calculating how many lines were moved by Up and Down.

func Clear

funcClear()

Clear clears the current position and moves the cursor to the left.

funcClearLine()

ClearLine clears the current line and moves the cursor to it's start position.

funcClearLinesDown(nint)

ClearLinesDown clears n lines downwards from the current position and moves the cursor.

funcClearLinesUp(nint)

ClearLinesUp clears n lines upwards from the current position and moves the cursor.

func Down

funcDown(nint)

Down moves the cursor n lines down relative to the current position.

funcDownAndClear(nint)

DownAndClear moves the cursor down by n lines, then clears the line.

func Hide

funcHide()

Hide the cursor. Don't forget to show the cursor at least at the end of your application with Show. Otherwise the user might have a terminal with a permanently hidden cursor, until they reopen the terminal.

funcHorizontalAbsolute(nint)

HorizontalAbsolute moves the cursor to n horizontally. The position n is absolute to the start of the line.

func Left

funcLeft(nint)

Left moves the cursor n characters to the left relative to the current position.

func Move

funcMove(x, yint)

Move moves the cursor relative by x and y.

func Right

funcRight(nint)

Right moves the cursor n characters to the right relative to the current position.

funcSetTarget(wWriter)

SetTarget sets to output target of the default curser to the provided cursor.Writer (wrapping io.Writer).

func Show

funcShow()

Show the cursor if it was hidden previously. Don't forget to show the cursor at least at the end of your application. Otherwise the user might have a terminal with a permanently hidden cursor, until they reopen the terminal.

funcStartOfLine()

StartOfLine moves the cursor to the start of the current line.

funcStartOfLineDown(nint)

StartOfLineDown moves the cursor down by n lines, then moves to cursor to the start of the line.

funcStartOfLineUp(nint)

StartOfLineUp moves the cursor up by n lines, then moves to cursor to the start of the line.

funcTestCustomIOWriter(t*testing.T)

TestCustomIOWriter tests the cursor functions with a custom Writer.

func Up

funcUp(nint)

Up moves the cursor n lines up relative to the current position.

funcUpAndClear(nint)

UpAndClear moves the cursor up by n lines, then clears the line.

type Area

Area displays content which can be updated on the fly. You can use this to create live output, charts, dropdowns, etc.

typeAreastruct {
// contains filtered or unexported fields
}

func NewArea

funcNewArea() Area

NewArea returns a new Area.

func (*Area) Bottom

func (area*Area) Bottom()

Bottom moves the cursor to the bottom of the terminal. This is done by calculating how many lines were moved by Up and Down.

func (*Area) Clear

func (area*Area) Clear()

Clear clears the content of the Area.

func (*Area) ClearLinesDown

func (area*Area) ClearLinesDown(nint)

ClearLinesDown clears n lines downwards from the current position and moves the cursor.

func (*Area) ClearLinesUp

func (area*Area) ClearLinesUp(nint)

ClearLinesUp clears n lines upwards from the current position and moves the cursor.

func (*Area) Down

func (area*Area) Down(nint)

Down moves the cursor of the area down one line.

func (*Area) DownAndClear

func (area*Area) DownAndClear(nint)

DownAndClear moves the cursor down by n lines, then clears the line.

func (*Area) Move

func (area*Area) Move(x, yint)

Move moves the cursor relative by x and y.

func (*Area) StartOfLine

func (area*Area) StartOfLine()

StartOfLine moves the cursor to the start of the current line.

func (*Area) StartOfLineDown

func (area*Area) StartOfLineDown(nint)

StartOfLineDown moves the cursor down by n lines, then moves to cursor to the start of the line.

func (*Area) StartOfLineUp

func (area*Area) StartOfLineUp(nint)

StartOfLineUp moves the cursor up by n lines, then moves to cursor to the start of the line.

func (*Area) Top

func (area*Area) Top()

Top moves the cursor to the top of the area. This is done by calculating how many lines were moved by Up and Down.

func (*Area) Up

func (area*Area) Up(nint)

Up moves the cursor of the area up one line.

func (*Area) UpAndClear

func (area*Area) UpAndClear(nint)

UpAndClear moves the cursor up by n lines, then clears the line.

func (*Area) Update

func (area*Area) Update(contentstring)

Update overwrites the content of the Area and adjusts its height based on content.

func (Area) WithWriter

func (areaArea) WithWriter(writerWriter) Area

WithWriter sets the custom writer.

type Cursor

Cursor displays content which can be updated on the fly. You can use this to create live output, charts, dropdowns, etc.

typeCursorstruct {
// contains filtered or unexported fields
}

funcNewCursor() *Cursor

NewCursor creates a new Cursor instance writing to os.Stdout.

func (*Cursor) Clear

func (c*Cursor) Clear()

Clear clears the current position and moves the cursor to the left.

func (*Cursor) ClearLine

func (c*Cursor) ClearLine()

ClearLine clears the current line and moves the cursor to it's start position.

func (*Cursor) Down

func (c*Cursor) Down(nint)

Down moves the cursor n lines down relative to the current position.

func (*Cursor) Hide

func (c*Cursor) Hide()

Hide the cursor. Don't forget to show the cursor at least at the end of your application with Show. Otherwise the user might have a terminal with a permanently hidden cursor, until they reopen the terminal.

func (*Cursor) HorizontalAbsolute

func (c*Cursor) HorizontalAbsolute(nint)

HorizontalAbsolute moves the cursor to n horizontally. The position n is absolute to the start of the line.

func (*Cursor) Left

func (c*Cursor) Left(nint)

Left moves the cursor n characters to the left relative to the current position.

func (*Cursor) Right

func (c*Cursor) Right(nint)

Right moves the cursor n characters to the right relative to the current position.

func (*Cursor) Show

func (c*Cursor) Show()

Show the cursor if it was hidden previously. Don't forget to show the cursor at least at the end of your application. Otherwise the user might have a terminal with a permanently hidden cursor, until they reopen the terminal.

func (*Cursor) Up

func (c*Cursor) Up(nint)

Up moves the cursor n lines up relative to the current position.

func (*Cursor) WithWriter

func (c*Cursor) WithWriter(wWriter) *Cursor

WithWriter allows for any arbitrary Writer to be used for cursor movement abstracted.

type Writer

Writer is an expanded io.Writer interface with a file descriptor.

typeWriterinterface {
io.WriterFd() uintptr
}

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