pleroma/lib/pleroma/clippy.ex

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# Pleroma: A lightweight social networking server
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# Copyright © 2017-2022 Pleroma Authors <https://pleroma.social/>
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# SPDX-License-Identifier: AGPL-3.0-only
defmodule Pleroma.Clippy do
@moduledoc false
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# No software is complete until they have a Clippy implementation.
# A ballmer peak _may_ be required to change this module.
def tip do
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tips()
|> Enum.random()
|> puts()
end
def tips do
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host = Pleroma.Config.get([Pleroma.Web.Endpoint, :url, :host])
[
"“πλήρωμα” is “pleroma” in greek",
"For an extended Pleroma Clippy Experience, use the “Redmond” themes in Pleroma FE settings",
"Staff accounts and MRF policies of Pleroma instances are disclosed on the NodeInfo endpoints for easy transparency!\n
- https://catgirl.science/misc/nodeinfo.lua?#{host}
- https://fediverse.network/#{host}/federation",
"Pleroma can federate to the Dark Web!\n
- Tor: https://git.pleroma.social/pleroma/pleroma/wikis/Easy%20Onion%20Federation%20(Tor)
- i2p: https://git.pleroma.social/pleroma/pleroma/wikis/I2p%20federation",
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"Lists of Pleroma instances:\n\n- http://distsn.org/pleroma-instances.html\n- https://fediverse.network/pleroma\n- https://the-federation.info/pleroma",
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"Pleroma uses the LitePub protocol - https://litepub.social",
"To receive more federated posts, subscribe to relays!\n
- How-to: https://git.pleroma.social/pleroma/pleroma/wikis/Admin%20tasks#relay-managment
- Relays: https://fediverse.network/activityrelay"
]
end
@spec puts(String.t() | [[IO.ANSI.ansicode() | String.t(), ...], ...]) :: nil
def puts(text_or_lines) do
import IO.ANSI
lines =
if is_binary(text_or_lines) do
String.split(text_or_lines, ~r/\n/)
else
text_or_lines
end
longest_line_size =
lines
|> Enum.map(&charlist_count_text/1)
|> Enum.sort(&>=/2)
|> List.first()
pad_text = longest_line_size
pad =
for(_ <- 1..pad_text, do: "_")
|> Enum.join("")
pad_spaces =
for(_ <- 1..pad_text, do: " ")
|> Enum.join("")
spaces = " "
pre_lines = [
" / \\#{spaces} _#{pad}___",
" | |#{spaces} / #{pad_spaces} \\"
]
for l <- pre_lines do
IO.puts(l)
end
clippy_lines = [
" #{bright()}@ @#{reset()}#{spaces} ",
" || ||#{spaces}",
" || || <--",
" |\\_/| ",
" \\___/ "
]
noclippy_line = " "
env = %{
max_size: pad_text,
pad: pad,
pad_spaces: pad_spaces,
spaces: spaces,
pre_lines: pre_lines,
noclippy_line: noclippy_line
}
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# surrond one/five line clippy with blank lines around to not fuck up the layout
#
# yes this fix sucks but it's good enough, have you ever seen a release of windows
# without some butched features anyway?
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lines =
if length(lines) == 1 or length(lines) == 5 do
[""] ++ lines ++ [""]
else
lines
end
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clippy_line(lines, clippy_lines, env)
rescue
e ->
IO.puts("(Clippy crashed, sorry: #{inspect(e)})")
IO.puts(text_or_lines)
end
defp clippy_line([line | lines], [prefix | clippy_lines], env) do
IO.puts([prefix <> "| ", rpad_line(line, env.max_size)])
clippy_line(lines, clippy_lines, env)
end
# more text lines but clippy's complete
defp clippy_line([line | lines], [], env) do
IO.puts([env.noclippy_line, "| ", rpad_line(line, env.max_size)])
if lines == [] do
IO.puts(env.noclippy_line <> "\\_#{env.pad}___/")
end
clippy_line(lines, [], env)
end
# no more text lines but clippy's not complete
defp clippy_line([], [clippy | clippy_lines], env) do
if env.pad do
IO.puts(clippy <> "\\_#{env.pad}___/")
clippy_line([], clippy_lines, %{env | pad: nil})
else
IO.puts(clippy)
clippy_line([], clippy_lines, env)
end
end
defp clippy_line(_, _, _) do
end
defp rpad_line(line, max) do
pad = max - (charlist_count_text(line) - 2)
pads = Enum.join(for(_ <- 1..pad, do: " "))
[IO.ANSI.format(line), pads <> " |"]
end
defp charlist_count_text(line) do
if is_list(line) do
text = Enum.join(Enum.filter(line, &is_binary/1))
String.length(text)
else
String.length(line)
end
end
end