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Overview ¶
Package view provides ways to textually describe computed outputs through template views.
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Constants ¶
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const ( // Extension used for template files Extension = ".tpl" // Name of the default template file, without extension. Name TemplateName = "default" // Template default content. Template = `` /* 1152-byte string literal not displayed */ )
View Source
const ( // Resolving status Resolving uint8 = iota + 1 // ResolvingSlowly status ResolvingSlowly // UnderControl status UnderControl // BarelyUnderControl status BarelyUnderControl // LoosingControl status LoosingControl // HardToControl status HardToControl // OutOfControl status OutOfControl )
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Types ¶
type TemplateName ¶
type TemplateName string
TemplateName is a name of a template
func (TemplateName) String ¶
func (n TemplateName) String() string
type View ¶
type View struct {
Country string
Updated time.Time
Status struct {
Score uint8
Resolving bool
Improving bool
}
Current struct {
Rate float64
Cases int
}
Comparison struct {
Rate float64
RateOfRates float64
}
Recovery struct {
DaysTo1 float64
DaysToStart float64
DaysToPeak float64
PeakCases float64
}
Forecast struct {
Growth string
Cases float64
Days int
}
// contains filtered or unexported fields
}
View of a template. Use View's fields to pass information to your template.
func New ¶
func New(dir string, selected TemplateName) (*View, error)
New template view created from a selected template in the template directory dir. If the template directory has no template files (*.tpl), a default template will be created with content from Template. If selected is empty, the default template (Template) will be used.
The following custom template functions can be used:
- print LANG ARGUMENTS, like fmt.Print, but formatted according to local LANG (see doc for golang.org/x/text/message);
- printf LANG FORMAT ARGUMENTS, like fmt.Printf, but formatted according to local LANG (see doc for golang.org/x/text/message);
- fmtdate LAYOUT TIME, like t.Format(LAYOUT), where t is the TIME object.
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