There is a set of env key defining how much info will be showed to users:
$> ticat env.ls display
display.bootstrap = false
display.env = true
display.env.default = false
display.env.display = false
display.env.layer = false
display.env.sys = false
display.env.sys.paths = false
display.executor = true
display.executor.end = false
display.max-cmd-cnt = 7
display.meow = false
display.mod.quiet = false
display.mod.realname = true
display.one-cmd = false
display.style = ascii
display.utf8 = true
We could change this env manually, or use some builtin commands for convenient.
The value of "display.style" could be "ascii" or "utf" or "slash" or "no-corner", We could choose one as we like.
If "display.style" is "utf", "display.utf8" need to be "true" to display frames in utf8 charset.
$> ticat {dis.style=ascii}:dummy:dummy
+-------------------+
| stack-level: [1] | 05-24 04:05:33
+-------------------+----------------------------------------------------------+
| >> dummy |
| dummy |
+------------------------------------------------------------------------------+
dummy cmd here
+-------------------+
| stack-level: [1] | 05-24 04:05:33
+-------------------+----------------------------------------------------------+
| dummy |
| >> dummy |
+------------------------------------------------------------------------------+
dummy cmd here
$> ticat {dis.style=utf}:dummy:dummy
┌───────────────────┐
│ stack-level: [1] │ 05-24 04:05:03
├───────────────────┴──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐
│ >> dummy │
│ dummy │
└──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘
dummy cmd here
┌───────────────────┐
│ stack-level: [1] │ 05-24 04:05:03
├───────────────────┴──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐
│ dummy │
│ >> dummy │
└──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘
dummy cmd here
The overview of verb commands:
$> ticat verb:-
[verbose]
'change into verbose mode'
[verbose.default]
'set to default verbose mode'
[verbose.increase]
'increase verbose'
[verbose.decrease]
'decrease verbose'
$> ticat q:-
[quiet|q|Q]
'change into quiet mode'
- cmd-type:
normal (quiet)
- from:
builtin
The commands "verb" and "quiet" is the fast way to display minimum/maximum info:
# Display all info when executing
$> ticat verb : dummy : dummy
$> ticat v : dummy : dummy
# Not display any info when executing
$> ticat quiet : dummy : dummy
$> ticat q : dummy : dummy
The commands under "verb"(alias: v) is convenient to ajust the amount:
$> ticat verb.increase : dummy : dummy
$> ticat v.+ : dummy : dummy
$> ticat v.+ 2 : dummy : dummy
$> ticat quiet : verb.default : dummy : dummy
The detail of verb commands:
$> ticat cmds.tree.simple verb
[verbose|verb|v|V]
'change into verbose mode'
- cmd-type:
normal (quiet)
- from:
builtin
[default|def|d|D]
'set to default verbose mode'
- full-cmd:
verbose.default
- full-abbrs:
verbose|verb|v|V.default|def|d|D
- cmd-type:
normal (quiet)
- from:
builtin
[increase|inc|v+|+]
'increase verbose'
- full-cmd:
verbose.increase
- full-abbrs:
verbose|verb|v|V.increase|inc|v+|+
- args:
volume|vol|v|V = 1
- cmd-type:
normal (quiet)
- from:
builtin
[decrease|dec|v-|-]
'decrease verbose'
- full-cmd:
verbose.decrease
- full-abbrs:
verbose|verb|v|V.decrease|dec|v-|-
- args:
volume|vol|v|V = 1
- cmd-type:
normal (quiet)
- from:
builtin
$> ticat cmd quiet
[quiet|q|Q]
'change into quiet mode'
- cmd-type:
normal (quiet)