Kia

Simple terminal spinners for Deno 🦕

Version 0.1.0

Kia is based on, and has much of the features of, ora. The project was also influenced by the work of: cli-spinners, and CLI Spinners for Deno

Usage

import { Kia } from "./kia.ts";

const kia = new Kia("Hello");
await kia.start();
// Some async action that'll take some time
await kia.success("Action completed");

More thorough examples are available in the examples folder

API

kia(text)

kia(options)

Kia can be created with a string or the Options interface. A string is simply mapped to Options.text

const kia = new Kia("Hello");
// or
const kia = new Kia({
    text: "Hello",
    color: "Red",
});

options

You can pass any of the following options to the kia context:

text

Type: String

Default: ""

The text to display after the spinner

color

Type: Color

Default: "white"

The color for the spinner to be. Uses the color type in util.ts, which maps to the Deno standard colors.

spinner

Type: Spinner

Default: Dependent on OS (See below)

The spinner that the Kia instance should use. There are spinners provided in spinners.ts or you can provide it with an object like so:

    {
        interval: 80,
        frames: ["-", "|"]
    }

On windows the spinner defaults to windows, while on other OSes it defaults to dots.

Spinners can also be imported from anywhere as long as they follow this format. See the examples/externalSpinners.ts example for more info.

indent

Type: number

Default: 0

The level of indentation of the spinner in spaces

cursor

Type: boolean

Default: false

Whether or not to display a cursor when the spinner is active

Instance

.start(text?)

Starts the spinner. Optionally sets the text at the same time.

.stop()

Stops the spinner and clears the line.

.set(options)

Allows you to change the spinners options.

const kia = new Kia("Hello");
await kia.set({ text: "Goodbye", color: "Red" });

.succeed(text?)

.fail(text?)

.warn(text?)

.info(text?)

Stops the spinner, and returns a message with the current text or the provided text as well as an icon indicating status. Wraps around stopWithFlair()

.stopWithFlair(text, flair)

Stops the spinner, and returns a message with the current text or the provided text as well as the preceding flair/icon.