Beispiel #1
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                    $check = ord($actual[$i]) == ord($expected[$i]) ? true : false;
                    if ($check) {
                        break;
                    }
                }
                expect($check)->toBe(true);
            };
        });
        it("leaves string unchanged whith no options", function () {
            expect(Cli::color("String"))->toBe("String");
        });
        it("applies a color using a string as options", function () {
            $this->check(Cli::color("String", "yellow"), "Srting");
        });
        it("applies a complex color using a semicolon separated string as options", function () {
            $this->check(Cli::color("String", "n;yellow;100"), "Srting");
            $this->check(Cli::color("String", "4;red;100"), "Srting");
            $this->check(Cli::color("String", "n;100;100"), "Srting");
        });
        it("applies the 39 default color with unknown color name", function () {
            $this->check(Cli::color("String", "some_strange_color"), "Srting");
        });
    });
    describe('->bell()', function () {
        it("bells", function () {
            expect(function () {
                Cli::bell(2);
            })->toEcho(str_repeat("", 2));
        });
    });
});
Beispiel #2
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 /**
  * Format a string to output.
  *
  * @param string       $string  The string to format.
  * @param string|array $options The possible values for an array are:
  *                              - `'style`: a style code.
  *                              - `'color'`: a color code.
  *                              - `'background'`: a background color code.
  *
  *                              The string must respect one of the following format:
  *                              - `'style;color;background'`
  *                              - `'style;color'`
  *                              - `'color'`
  *
  */
 public function format($string, $options = null)
 {
     return $this->_colors ? Cli::color($string, $options) : $string;
 }