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ink-render-string

v1.0.0

Published

Render string for ink components

Downloads

388

Readme

ink-render-string

ink-render-string provides a render function which will return a string, which is the rendered content of the ink component you pass to the render function.

Install

yarn add ink-render-string

Usage

import { render } from 'ink-render-string';
import { Text } from 'ink';

const Component = () => <Text>Hello World</Text>;

const { output, cleanup } = render(<Component />);
output.includes('Hello World'); //=> true

cleanup(); // cleans up outstanding render resources

The render function also returns a number of other instance properties:

  • output: the rendered output
  • cleanup: a function which cleans up outstanding render resources
  • unmount: a function which unmounts the component
  • stdout: the original stdout
  • stderr: the original stderr
  • exitCode: the original exit code
  • frames: an array of rendered frames