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Package emoji provides symbol constants for CLI output. These symbols create a consistent visual language across all command-line commands.
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const ( // Success represents successful completion of an operation. // Used for: completed operations, verified credentials, passing tests, validation. Success = "✓" // Error represents failures or missing required configuration. // Used for: failed operations, missing API keys, validation errors. Error = "✗" // Stop represents critical stops, shutdowns, or blocking conditions. // Used for: graceful shutdowns, stop signals, blocking errors. Stop = "✗" // Warning represents warnings or non-critical issues. // Used for: deprecation notices, optional warnings. Warning = "!" // Optional represents optional or skipped configuration. // Used for: optional API keys, skipped operations. Optional = "-" // Unsupported represents unsupported or unavailable features. // Used for: providers without client implementation, disabled features. Unsupported = "×" // Unknown represents unknown or indeterminate states. // Used for: unrecognized status, undefined behavior. Unknown = "?" // Info represents informational messages. // Used for: general information, tips, context. Info = "i" // Spinner can be used for in-progress operations (static). // Note: For animated spinners, use a dedicated spinner library. Spinner = "..." )
Symbol constants for CLI output provide a consistent visual language across commands. These symbols are used for status indicators, alerts, and user feedback in terminal output.
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