ltest-formatter

Return ok. This dummy function marks the end of the include so the REPL prints its name as the last function loaded.

Write only the aggregate Tests count from STATE, including cancellations; return the io:format/2 result.

Write the Erred label and STATE's EUnit error count; return the io:format/2 result.

Write the Failed label and STATE's assertion-failure count; return the IO result.

Write the no-tests message using STATE's test type, then write the final blank lines. This function does not inspect counters; DATA is unused.

Write STATE with the diagnostic label Pending; return the IO result.

Write STATE with the diagnostic label Profile; return the IO result.

Write the summary heading, total and category counts, timing, and final blank lines. DATA is unused; return the final IO result.

Write the Skipped label and STATE's skip count; return the IO result.

Write the Passed label and STATE's success count; return the IO result.

Write format-cancel/1 reason text and return the IO result.

Write STATE's total elapsed time, formatted as milliseconds; return the IO result.

Write the EUnit error label and ERROR term using STATE color; WHERE is unused. Return the final formatting IO result.

Write the assertion-failure label and ERROR term using STATE color; WHERE is unused. Return the final formatting IO result.

Write two newline characters to the current IO device and return the second io:nl/0 result.

Return branch-specific EUnit cancellation text or formatter output; some returned iodata contains format directives for a later formatter.

Write one test line using DESC unless it is undefined, in which case use the suffix-stripped name from atom RAW-FUNC. Append zero-clamped codepoint padding and return the IO result. DESC may be flat Unicode text or a valid Unicode binary.

Return dots for the available report width after FUNC-INDENT and the failure marker; clamp the count at zero and never truncate text. Accept a flat Unicode list or valid Unicode binary.

Return Erred at zero; otherwise call the yellow color helper with STATE's color flag.

Return Failed at zero; otherwise call the red color helper with STATE's color flag.

Return an EUnit function name without terminal _test or _test_, or preserve other atom-name text, as a character list.

Return a formatted no-tests message using STATE's test type; DATA is unused and no test-counter check is performed.

Return Passed at zero; otherwise call the green bold color helper with STATE's color flag.

Return TEXT when COUNT is zero; otherwise call COLOR-FUNC(TEXT, COLOR?) even when COLOR? is false.

Return FUNC-NAME without a terminal _skip, or its unchanged atom name, as a character list.

Return Skipped at zero; otherwise call the blue color helper with STATE's color flag.

Return the colored closing rule and two newlines as iodata without writing it.

Return the outer heading as colored iodata without writing it.

Return a string containing COUNT spaces.

Write a recognized module line and return the IO result; return skipping when MOD-LINE-CHECK returns an empty string.

Return module-line iodata for a recognized descriptor without writing. A file descriptor must be the quoted EUnit form for a readable BEAM; descriptor and BEAM errors propagate. Other prefixes return an empty string.

Write manual skip rows and module elapsed time. DATA is included in the debug log but does not determine these visible rows; no group category summary is printed.

Write TIME in milliseconds using STATE color; return the io:format/2 result.

Write the successful-test marker to the current IO device and return the io:format/1 result.

Return the skipped-test marker iodata using STATE color; perform no IO.

Write one skipped-test line for {Function, Arity} and return the io:put_chars/1 result.

Write one line for each skipped entry and return the list of each skip-line/2 IO result.

Write summary: and a newline to the current IO device; return the io:format/1 result.

Return centered heading iodata. TITLE is a character list whose surrounding spaces fit the configured width; CHAR is a one-character string used for the rule and as the fill character when needed.

Write the closing rule and two trailing newlines to the current IO device; return the io:format/1 result.

Write the outer report heading to the current IO device and return the io:format/1 result.

Write the colored group heading to the current IO device and return the io:format/1 result.