feat: Add Termwind to style the TextOutputFormatter.

[xiCO2k]

Hey,

This PR adds a new style for the TextOutputFormatter using Termwind.

Before

After

If you like this output but don't like to have the HTML inside the class, I can move that to a view.

Thanks.

[TomasVotruba]

Thank you Francisco, this looks neat and stylish 🙏

If you like this output but don't like to have the HTML inside the class, I can move that to a view.

That would be ideal, so we have the logic and HTML separated 👍

[xiCO2k]

@TomasVotruba ready!

On the last commit I did remove the TablePrinter and moved the logic to the TextOutputFormatter.

Let me know what do you think.

[TomasVotruba]

Thanks for the updated 👍 , I'll handle it today

Btw, could you update the vendor command as well, so we have the output consistent? :)

lines/src/Console/Command/VendorCommand.php

Lines 70 to 91 in f9b29d6

	$this->symfonyStyle->createTable()
	->setHeaders(['Metric', 'All dependencies', 'Without dev', 'Change'])
	->setColumnWidth(0, 20)
	->setRows([
	[
	'All lines',
	NumberFormat::pretty($fullVendorMeasurement->getLines()),
	NumberFormat::pretty($noDevVendorMeasurement->getLines()),
	NumberFormat::percent($linesDifferenceRelative),
	],
	[
	'Lines of code',
	NumberFormat::pretty($fullVendorMeasurement->getNonCommentLines()),
	NumberFormat::pretty($noDevVendorMeasurement->getNonCommentLines()),
	NumberFormat::percent($nonCommentLinesDifferenceRelative),
	],
	])
	->setColumnStyle(1, $padLeftTableStyle)
	->setColumnStyle(2, $padLeftTableStyle)
	->setColumnStyle(3, $padLeftTableStyle)
	->setColumnStyle(4, $padLeftTableStyle)
	->render();

[xiCO2k]

@TomasVotruba still need more time to have the VendorCommand, will keep you posted.

[xiCO2k]

@TomasVotruba please take a look, I may try to restyle the Progress Bar as well, but want to know your thoughts first.

Thanks.

[TomasVotruba]

Thank you 👍

Looks good for me 👏
Let's merge it so we can iterate testing in real life. I might adjust it later, but want to ship it now 💪

[xiCO2k]

sounds great!

[TomasVotruba]

Btw, I'm curious, how do you use this package? How and when do you need to measure these?

[xiCO2k]

for the ProgressBar I would say I will add a method the Loading class and add a view to handle the styling.

[TomasVotruba]

I mean how do you the lines package and what for

[xiCO2k]

got it 😀.

I'm using it on a couple of a big projects that I'm cleaning up, and thats good to keep track of it

[TomasVotruba]

That's cool 😎 I'm doing something with dripping as much dependencies as I can.

I'd love to see your tricks to remove code :) what's your most effective way?