Module ui 

Terminal rendering primitives.

This layer turns data into lines of text and knows nothing about game state. The concrete screens (level panel, hint panel, success panel, status table, …) are built on top of it.

Module	Contents
style	the colour palette and markdown element styles as anstyle::Style constants
text	visible width, padding, centering, verbatim word wrapping, ANSI-aware cutting
panel	Panel, a rounded box with a title in the top border
markdown	render_markdown (CommonMark with paragraph reflow) and split_pages
prompt	wait_for_enter and confirm

Everything that produces lines takes a Term: the layout width plus a flag saying whether ANSI colour should be emitted. Renderers return Vec<String> with one entry per output line; every entry is self-contained (styles opened on a line are closed on it), so lines can be printed, indented, boxed or reordered freely. print_lines writes them through anstream, which strips colour again when the destination does not want it.

use shellgame::ui::{Panel, Term, render_markdown, style};

let term = Term::plain(40);
let panel = Panel::new(style::CYAN).title("Level 1.1");
let body = render_markdown("Přejděte do `start`.", &term.with_width(panel.body_width(&term)));
let lines = panel.render(&body, &term);
assert_eq!(lines[0], "╭───────────── Level 1.1 ──────────────╮");
assert_eq!(lines[2], "│  Přejděte do start.                  │");

Re-exports

pub use markdown::render_markdown;

pub use markdown::split_pages;

pub use panel::Panel;

pub use prompt::PromptOutcome;

pub use prompt::confirm;

pub use prompt::enter_prompt;

pub use prompt::wait_for_enter;

Modules

markdown

CommonMark for the terminal, built on pulldown_cmark.

panel

Rounded boxes with a centered title in the top border, like Rich’s Panel.

prompt

Interactive prompts: “press Enter to continue” and yes/no confirmation.

screens

The screens of the game: every message the player sees, as lines of text.

style

Named styles: the palette of the Python UI plus the markdown element styles.

text

Text measurement, padding and word wrapping.

Structs

Term

What the output looks like: layout width, colour and destination.

Enums

Stream

The standard stream a Term writes to.

Functions

clear_screen

Clears the screen and moves the cursor to the top left corner.

print_line

Writes one line, see print_lines.

print_lines

Writes lines to the stream of term, one per line.