Texts
This section provides a set of useful functions to manage and format text data, including truncating long strings, ensuring text fits specific sizes, and managing system messages with emojis and color
limitDataToShow
limitDataToShow
Limits the length of data to fit within a specific character count. Handles arrays, strings, or any other data by truncating or transforming it as needed.
Parameters:
data
: The data to limit (array, string, or any type).maxLength
: The maximum length allowed (number or key fromMaxLength
enum).transformation
: A function to transform the data into a string.
Example:
forceTextSize
forceTextSize
Ensures a string or number has a fixed length by either truncating it or padding it with spaces.
Parameters:
text
: The text or number to modify.size
: The desired length of the result.before
: (Optional) Iftrue
, pads the text on the left; otherwise, pads on the right.
Example:
getSystemEmoji
getSystemEmoji
Retrieves a system emoji based on its type (success, error, loading, or warning). It uses a default set of emojis but can be configured to use custom ones.
Parameters:
name
: The name of the emoji type (e.g.,"success"
,"error"
).
Example:
getSystemMessage
getSystemMessage
Generates a system message formatted with optional emojis, embeds, and code blocks. This utility is designed to create consistent system notifications.
Parameters:
type
: The type of message (e.g.,"default"
,"success"
,"error"
).message
: The message content, error orSystemMessageOptions
to display.options
: (Optional) Additional options for displaying the message (e.g., code formatting, stack traces).
Example:
System Colors and Emojis
System Colors and Emojis
The framework provides preconfigured colors and emojis for system messages:
System Colors:
default
,success
,error
,loading
,warning
.System Emojis: ✅ (success), ❌ (error), ⏳ (loading), ⚠️ (warning).
These are customizable via configuration.
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