Copyright	(c) Fuzz Leonard 2025
License	MIT
Maintainer	cyborg@bionicfuzz.com
Stability	experimental
Safe Haskell	None
Language	Haskell2010

Clod.Output

Contents

Terminal output
User interaction
Next steps

Description

This module provides functions for user interaction and output formatting. It handles terminal output with consistent styling, user prompts, and guidance for next steps after file processing.

The module uses ANSI color codes to provide a clear, color-coded interface:

Green for success messages
Red for error messages
Yellow for warnings and headers

It also provides interactive prompts for users to make decisions and displays next steps for using the processed files with Claude AI.

Synopsis

printHeader :: String -> ClodM ()
printSuccess :: String -> ClodM ()
printError :: String -> ClodM ()
printWarning :: String -> ClodM ()
promptUser :: String -> String -> ClodM String
promptYesNo :: String -> Bool -> ClodM Bool
showNextSteps :: ClodConfig -> FilePath -> ClodM ()

Terminal output

printHeader :: String -> ClodM () Source #

Print a header message in yellow

printSuccess :: String -> ClodM () Source #

Print a success message in green

printError :: String -> ClodM () Source #

Print an error message in red

printWarning :: String -> ClodM () Source #

Print a warning message in yellow

User interaction

promptUser Source #

Arguments

:: String	The prompt to display
-> String	Default value to use if user input is empty
-> ClodM String	The user's input or default value

Prompt the user for input with a default value

This function displays a prompt with a default value in brackets. If the user presses Enter without typing anything, the default value is used.

-- Prompt for staging directory with default
stagingDir <- promptUser "Staging directory" "homeuser/Claude"

promptYesNo :: String -> Bool -> ClodM Bool Source #

Prompt the user for a yes/no response

Next steps

showNextSteps Source #

Arguments

:: ClodConfig	Program configuration
-> FilePath	Path to the staging directory
-> ClodM ()

Show next steps for using the processed files with Claude AI

This function displays guidance on how to use the processed files with Claude AI's Project Knowledge feature. It's shown after successful file processing, unless in test mode.

The instructions cover:

Navigating to Project Knowledge in Claude
Uploading files from the staging folder
Using the path manifest to understand file origins
Adding project instructions
Managing file versions

-- Show next steps after processing files
showNextSteps config stagingDir