How to use the helpers function from blessed

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The blessed.helpers module provides various utility functions for the Blessed library.

listbar.js

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if (cmd.keys && cmd.keys[0]) {
  cmd.prefix = cmd.keys[0];
}

var t = blessed.helpers.generateTags(this.style.prefix || { fg: 'lightblack' });

title = (cmd.prefix != null ? t.open + cmd.prefix + t.close + ':' : '') + cmd.text;

len = ((cmd.prefix != null ? cmd.prefix + ':' : '') + cmd.text).length;

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navbar.js

GitHub: knovus/kubebox

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  enumerable: true,
});

function updateTabTitle(tab, index, title) {
  const prefix = index + 1 + '';
  const t = blessed.helpers.generateTags(tabs.style.prefix /* || { fg: 'lightblack' } */);
  const content = (prefix != null ? t.open + prefix + t.close + ':' : '') + title;
  const len = tab.strWidth((prefix != null ? prefix + ':' : '') + title);
  tab.setContent(content);
  tab.width = len + 2;

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How does blessed.helpers work?

blessed.helpers is an object that contains various utility functions used internally by the blessed library, such as clamp, strWidth, sprintf, parseTags, stripTags, etc. These functions help in calculating and formatting various values such as width and height of strings, string padding, colorizing text, etc. and are used by different components of the blessed library to render the terminal user interface.

TerminalCpuInterface.js

GitHub: Kirito64/CHIP-8-Emulator

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//screen related data 

this.frameBuffer = this._createFrameBuffer()
this.screen = blessed.screen({smartCSR: true})
this.screen.title = "CHIP-8"
this.color = blessed.helpers.attrToBinary({fg: COLOR})

//key replated 
this.keys = 0
this.keyPressed = undefined

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screen.js

GitHub: moofoo/dnv

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this.on('mousemove', (data) => {
    if (self.lockKeys) return;

    if (self._needsClickableSort) {
        self.clickable = blessed.helpers.hsort(self.clickable);
        self._needsClickableSort = false;
    }

    var i = 0,

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Ai Example

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const blessed = require("blessed");

// get the visual width of a string
const str = "Hello world";
const width = blessed.helpers.strwidth(str);

console.log(`The string "${str}" has a visual width of ${width} characters.`);

This will output: arduino Copy code

terminal_interface.js

GitHub: rjlee276/Chip8-EMU

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this.screen = blessed.screen({
    smartCSR: true
})
this.frameBuffer = this.createFrameBuffer()
this.screen.title = 'chip8'
this.color = blessed.helpers.attrToBinary({ fg: color })

this.keys = 0
this.keyPressed = undefined

listbar.cjs

GitHub: dampbacon/js

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if (cmd.keys && cmd.keys[0]) {
  cmd.prefix = cmd.keys[0];
}

// PATCH BEGIN
var t = blessed.helpers.generateTags(this.style.prefix /* || { fg: 'lightblack' } */);
// PATCH END

title = (cmd.prefix != null ? t.open + cmd.prefix + t.close + ':' : '') + cmd.text;

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list.js

GitHub: moofoo/dnv

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this.selected = index;
const itemValue = this.ritems[this.selected];

this.value =
    typeof itemValue === 'string'
        ? blessed.helpers.cleanTags(itemValue)
        : itemValue;

if (!this.parent) return;
this.scrollTo(this.selected);

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