Private/Get-PreviewPanel.ps1
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# spell-checker:ignore Renderable function Get-PreviewPanel { <# .SYNOPSIS Get a preview panel for a selected Pester object. .DESCRIPTION This function generates a preview panel for a selected Pester object, such as a Run, Container, Block, or Test. It formats the object and its results into a structured output suitable for display in a TUI (Text User Interface). The function handles different types of Pester objects and extracts relevant information such as test results, standard output, and error records. The output is formatted into a grid and panel for better readability. The function returns a formatted panel that can be displayed in a TUI environment. If no item is selected, it prompts the user to select an item. If the selected item is a Test, it shows the test result and the code tested. If the selected item is a Run, Container, or Block, it shows the results in a tree structure. It also displays standard output and errors if they exist. The function is designed to be used in a Pester Explorer context, where users can explore and preview Pester test results in a structured and user-friendly manner. .PARAMETER Items A hashtable containing Pester objects (Run, Container, Block, Test) to be displayed in the preview panel. .PARAMETER SelectedItem The key of the selected item in the Items hashtable. This can be a Pester object such as a Run, Container, Block, or Test. .EXAMPLE $run = Invoke-Pester -Path 'tests' -PassThru $items = Get-ListFromObject -Object $run $selectedItem = 'Test1' Get-PreviewPanel -Items $items -SelectedItem $selectedItem This example retrieves a Pester run object, formats it into a list of items, and generates a preview panel for the selected item 'Test1'. .NOTES This function is part of the Pester Explorer module and is used to display Pester test results in a TUI. It formats the output using Spectre.Console and provides a structured view of the Pester objects. The function handles different types of Pester objects and extracts relevant information for display. It is designed to be used in a Pester Explorer context, where users can explore and preview Pester test results in a structured and user-friendly manner. #> [CmdletBinding()] param ( [Parameter(Mandatory)] [ValidateNotNullOrEmpty()] [hashtable] $Items, [Parameter(Mandatory)] [string] $SelectedItem, $ScrollPosition = 0, [Parameter()] [ValidateNotNull()] $PreviewHeight, [Parameter()] [ValidateNotNull()] $PreviewWidth, [string]$SelectedPane = "list" ) Write-Debug "Get-PreviewPanel called with SelectedItem: $SelectedItem, ScrollPosition: $ScrollPosition" $paneColor = if($SelectedPane -ne "preview") { # If the selected pane is not preview, return an empty panel "blue" } else { "white" } if($SelectedItem -like "*..") { $formatSpectreAlignedSplat = @{ HorizontalAlignment = 'Center' VerticalAlignment = 'Middle' } return "[grey]Please select an item.[/]" | Format-SpectreAligned @formatSpectreAlignedSplat | Format-SpectrePanel -Header "[white]Preview[/]" -Expand -Color $paneColor } $object = $Items.Item($SelectedItem) $results = @() # SelectedItem can be a few different types: # - A Pester object (Run, Container, Block, Test) #region Breakdown # Skip if the object is null or they are all zero. if ( $null -ne $object.PassedCount -and $null -ne $object.InconclusiveCount -and $null -ne $object.SkippedCount -and $null -ne $object.FailedCount -and ( [int]$object.PassedCount + [int]$object.InconclusiveCount + [int]$object.SkippedCount + [int]$object.FailedCount ) -gt 0 ) { Write-Debug "Adding breakdown chart for $($object.Name)" $data = @() $data += New-SpectreChartItem -Label "Passed" -Value ($object.PassedCount) -Color "Green" $data += New-SpectreChartItem -Label "Failed" -Value ($object.FailedCount) -Color "Red" $data += New-SpectreChartItem -Label "Inconclusive" -Value ($object.InconclusiveCount) -Color "Grey" $data += New-SpectreChartItem -Label "Skipped" -Value ($object.SkippedCount) -Color "Yellow" $results += Format-SpectreBreakdownChart -Data $data } #endregion Breakdown # For Tests Let's print some more details if ($object.GetType().Name -eq "Test") { Write-Debug "Selected item is a Test: $($object.Name)" $formatSpectrePanelSplat = @{ Header = "Test Result" Border = "Rounded" Color = "White" } $results += $object.Result | Format-SpectrePanel @formatSpectrePanelSplat # Show the code tested $formatSpectrePanelSplat = @{ Header = "Test Code" Border = "Rounded" Color = "White" } $results += $object.ScriptBlock | Get-SpectreEscapedText | Format-SpectrePanel @formatSpectrePanelSplat } else { Write-Debug "Selected item is a Pester object: $($object.Name)" $data = Format-PesterTreeHash -Object $object Write-Debug $($data|ConvertTo-Json -Depth 10) $formatSpectrePanelSplat = @{ Header = "Results" Border = "Rounded" Color = "White" } $results += Format-SpectreTree -Data $data | Format-SpectrePanel @formatSpectrePanelSplat } if($null -ne $object.StandardOutput){ Write-Debug "Adding standard output for $($object.Name)" $formatSpectrePanelSplat = @{ Header = "Standard Output" Border = "Ascii" Color = "White" } $results += $object.StandardOutput | Get-SpectreEscapedText | Format-SpectrePanel @formatSpectrePanelSplat } # Print errors if they exist. if($object.ErrorRecord.Count -gt 0) { Write-Debug "Adding error records for $($object.Name)" $errorRecords = @() $object.ErrorRecord | ForEach-Object { $errorRecords += $_ | Format-SpectreException -ExceptionFormat ShortenEverything } $results += $errorRecords | Format-SpectreRows | Format-SpectrePanel -Header "Errors" -Border "Rounded" -Color "Red" } $formatSpectrePanelSplat = @{ Header = "[white]Preview[/]" Color = $paneColor Height = $PreviewHeight Width = $PreviewWidth Expand = $true } if($scrollPosition -ge $results.Count) { # If the scroll position is greater than the number of items, # reset it to the last item Write-Debug "Resetting ScrollPosition to last item." $scrollPosition = $results.Count - 1 } # If the scroll position is out of bounds, reset it if ($scrollPosition -lt 0) { Write-Debug "Resetting ScrollPosition to 0." $scrollPosition = 0 } if($results.Count -eq 0) { # If there are no results, return an empty panel return "[grey]No results to display.[/]" | Format-SpectreAligned -HorizontalAlignment Center -VerticalAlignment Middle | Format-SpectrePanel @formatSpectrePanelSplat } else { Write-Debug "Reducing Preview List: $($results.Count), ScrollPosition: $scrollPosition" # Determine the height of each item in the results $totalHeight = 3 $reducedList = @() if($ScrollPosition -ne 0) { # If the scroll position is not zero, add a "back" item $reducedList += "[grey]...[/]" } for ($i = $scrollPosition; $i -le $array.Count; $i++) { $itemHeight = Get-SpectreRenderableSize $results[$i] $totalHeight += $itemHeight.Height if ($totalHeight -gt $PreviewHeight) { if($i -eq $scrollPosition) { # If the first item already exceeds the height, stop here Write-Debug "First item exceeds preview height. Stopping." $reducedList += ":police_car_light:The next item is too large to display! Please resize your terminal.:police_car_light:" | Format-SpectreAligned -HorizontalAlignment Center -VerticalAlignment Middle | Format-SpectrePanel -Header ":police_car_light: [red]Warning[/]" -Color 'red' -Border Double break } # If the total height exceeds the preview height, stop adding items Write-Debug "Total height exceeded preview height. Stopping at item $i." $reducedList += "[blue]...more.[/] [grey]Switch to Panel and scroll with keys.[/]" break } $reducedList += $results[$i] } } return $reducedList | Format-SpectreRows | Format-SpectrePanel @formatSpectrePanelSplat #Format-ScrollableSpectrePanel @formatScrollableSpectrePanelSplat } |