How to use the Screen function from blessed
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const { createMenu } = require('./menu'); const { checkHighscore } = require('./highscores'); module.exports = (client) => { const screen = new Screen({ fastCSR: true, dockBorders: true, input: client, output: client,
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const compiler = webpack(webpackConfig); // create screen const screen = Screen({ fastCSR: true, dockBorders: true, });
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GitHub: moofoo/dnv
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// Autofocus elements with the appropriate option. }; // https://github.com/garden-io/neo-blessed/commit/995a8311de793ff2301f1f55fd7119c9ae910620 blessed.Screen.bind = function (screen) { if (!blessed.Screen.global) { blessed.Screen.global = screen; } if (!~blessed.Screen.instances.indexOf(screen)) { blessed.Screen.instances.push(screen);
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MockScreen.prototype = Object.create(EventEmitter.prototype); const mockScreen = new MockScreen(); // prevent "Error: no active screen" blessed.Screen.total = 1; blessed.Screen.global = mockScreen; const container = blessed.box({ parent: mockScreen }); sandbox.stub(container, "render");
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