feat: Add emojis to console output #4
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* Update the GPT model to gpt-4-1106-preview
WalkthroughThe updates include a more interactive command-line interface experience, with the introduction of a greeting, ongoing progress updates, and a more nuanced processing message for diff files. The README has been enhanced with a screenshot for better visual guidance. However, the save confirmation after file writing has been removed, streamlining the output. Changes
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- README.md (1 hunks)
- main.go (6 hunks)
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- README.md
Additional comments: 6
main.go (6)
- 32-33: The addition of
printGreetingat the start of themainfunction is a good way to set a friendly tone for the user experience.- 45-45: Adding an emoji to the "Getting pull request from GitHub..." message enhances the visual appeal of the output, aligning with the PR's objective to make the console output more engaging.
- 53-53: The message indicating the number of diff files being processed with an emoji is informative and provides a clear indication of the process that is taking place.
- 76-76: The error message for a failed save operation is clear and includes the filename. This is consistent with the error handling for review retrieval.
- 87-87: The final print statement indicating completion is a good user experience practice, providing a clear end to the process.
- 98-98: The print statement added to the
getCodeReviewsfunction provides real-time feedback to the user, which is beneficial for long-running processes.
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The error message for a failed review retrieval is clear and includes the filename, which is helpful for debugging purposes. However, consider logging the full path for more clarity in cases where filenames might be duplicated in different directories.
- fmt.Printf("⚠️ couldn't get the review for %s: %s\n",
+ fmt.Printf("⚠️ couldn't get the review for %s: %s\n",
path.Base(review.Diff.FilePathNew),
review.Error,
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| fmt.Printf("⚠️ couldn't get the review for %s: %s\n", | |
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| func printGreeting() { | ||
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| _____ ___ ____________ _____ | ||
| / __ \ / _ \| _ \ ___ \ ___| | ||
| | / \// /_\ \ | | | |_/ / |__ | ||
| | | | _ | | | | /| __| | ||
| | \__/\| | | | |/ /| |\ \| |___ | ||
| \____/\_| |_/___/ \_| \_\____/ | ||
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The printGreeting function prints a stylized greeting banner. This is a nice touch for the user interface, but ensure that the output is well-formatted on all terminal sizes to avoid visual clutter.
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