class Rigor::ModuleGraph::StatusReporter

Step-level progress reporter that prints to stderr.

On a TTY the message + elapsed time render inline on a single line (“==> Running rigor check… done (4.32s)”). When stderr is redirected (CI logs, piping into another command, tee to a file) both halves print on separate lines so the output stays line-oriented and grep-friendly.

quiet: true silences every method; callers can wire a --quiet CLI flag through without litterring conditionals at each call site.

Usage:

status = StatusReporter.new(stderr: $stderr) edges = status.step(“Running rigor check”) do runner.edges_for(paths) end status.info “#{edges.size} edges”

Public Class Methods

new (stderr:, quiet: false)

Source

# File lib/rigor/module_graph/status_reporter.rb, line 25
def initialize(stderr:, quiet: false)
  @stderr = stderr
  @quiet = quiet
  @tty = stderr.respond_to?(:tty?) && stderr.tty?
end

Public Instance Methods

info (message)

Source

# File lib/rigor/module_graph/status_reporter.rb, line 54
def info(message)
  return if @quiet

  @stderr.puts "    #{message}"
end

Print an informational line indented under the most recent step. Used for “2016 edges, 87 nodes” style post-step counts.

step (message) { || ... }

Source

# File lib/rigor/module_graph/status_reporter.rb, line 36
def step(message)
  return yield if @quiet

  start_step(message)
  started_at = monotonic
  begin
    result = yield
  rescue StandardError
    finish_step("failed", monotonic - started_at)
    raise
  end
  finish_step("done", monotonic - started_at)
  result
end

Print a “==> message…” line, yield, then print the outcome (“done (Xms)” or “failed”) with elapsed time. Returns whatever the block returns; re-raises on exception after printing the failure tail so callers can still rescue normally.