Utilize rich "soft_wrap" feature for Improved Display #861
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Cool, can you share a before and after output? Also black is not happy here, so please address. |
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Currently, the terminal wraps long lines, as depicted in the following images: In contrast, in previous instances, the terminal did not wrap long lines, as illustrated by this image: |
floss/render/default.py
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| def render(results: floss.results.ResultDocument, verbose, disable_headers, color): | |||
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| console = Console(file=io.StringIO(), color_system=get_color(color), highlight=False) | |||
| console = Console(file=io.StringIO(), color_system=get_color(color), highlight=False, redirect=False) | |||
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should this be using soft_wrap=True? i don't see how this change affects the wrapping.
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Actually, the soft_wrap parameter is already set to true by default.
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So we could also achieve this with rich and setting soft_wrap=True?
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Oh, I see, my mistake! You're right. Using rich and turning on soft_wrap=True would definitely give us the result we want. Thanks for letting me know! 😅
Arker123
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We can leverage the
richlibrary'ssoft_wrapfeature, which neatly handles line breaks while maintaining the string's integrity.Reference:- https://github.com/pycontribs/enrich
Fixes:- #826