render

Documentation

Overview

Package render turns the core data types into bytes. Every function is a pure transformation from a session value to a Writer: it performs no history lookup and makes no decisions about which session to show. There are three encodings (Markdown, HTML, JSON) and three views (a full Thread, a Source's metadata, a listing). The Format is a closed set, so dispatch is a switch rather than an interface — polymorphism lives at the Provider boundary, not here.

Index

• func Age(t time.Time) string
• func List(w io.Writer, provider string, summaries []session.Summary, f session.Format) error
• func Meta(w io.Writer, s session.Source, f session.Format) error
• func Thread(w io.Writer, t session.Thread, f session.Format) error

Functions

func Age

func Age(t time.Time) string

Age renders a recent timestamp as a relative age and an old one as a plain date. The cutoff is a week — past that, "9d ago" is arithmetic, not an answer.

func List

func List(w io.Writer, provider string, summaries []session.Summary, f session.Format) error

List renders a ranked listing: a plain table by default, or a JSON array for scripts. HTML has no listing view; the cli rejects that combination before it gets here. provider names the agent every row belongs to, and is empty for a cross-agent listing, where each row carries its own.

func Meta

func Meta(w io.Writer, s session.Source, f session.Format) error

Meta renders only a session's metadata/frontmatter (the -i view).

func Thread

func Thread(w io.Writer, t session.Thread, f session.Format) error

Thread renders a full conversation timeline in the requested format.