Add a new internal printer package for printing resources to the screen
or pager.
With the new printer in place, most of the settings such as the pager
command, colour theme, whether or not colour output is disabled, etc
are defined in one place which saves us the trouble of passing an
increasing number of parameters to an increasing number of Display
methods throughout the code base.
The old Displayer interface and associated Display methods in the
model package are removed as this is now handled by the printer.
The format functions in the utilities package has essentially been
rewritten as methods to the Printer type.
Additional changes:
- All indentation when displaying information about resources (e.g.
statuses, instance, accounts) are removed.
- The application's build information now has colour output.
Add the FullDisplayNameFormat as a replacement for DisplayNameFormat for
displaying the full display name. It uses the builder from the strings
package to reduce the use of fmt.Sprintf.
Add support for liking and un-liking statuses by allowing users to add
and remove stars/likes to them.
The user can also view a list of statuses that they've liked.
Add a new type called StatusList for managing different types of status
lists in preparation for bookmark support. This replaces the Timeline
type.
Update timeline headers.
Add support for disabling ANSI colour output via the --no-color flag
or the NO_COLOR environment variable. The suggested implementation was
inspired by the standards defined at no-color.org
Correctly show when a status is actually a reposted status in the
timelines. The ID and created time of the original status is now
displayed instead of the reposted status.
This commit fixes the issue where the contents of a status is not shown
when displayed on screen. For statuses made in GTS the Text field is
populated with the plain text version of the content however this is
unfortunately not the case for Mastodon statuses, therefore the Content
field is used instead and the contents is processed with StripHTMLTags
function to remove the HTML tags before printing.
Add Enbas code. So far Enbas can:
- Allow the user to register the application and log into GTS on their
behalf. The scope is limited to read for now.
- Show instance details.
- Show local and remote accounts.
