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MIT License

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The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be included in all copies or substantial portions of the Software.

Functions

pub fn error(
  in file_name: String,
  containing source: String,
  from start: #(Int, Int),
  to end: #(Int, Int),
  message msg: String,
  hint hint: String,
) -> String

Returns a String displaying the provided error and relevant code.

Example:
fn example() {
  let source = "let five = 4 + 1.0"

  source
  |> hug.error(
    in: "example.gleam",
    from: #(1, 11),
    to: #(1, 18),
    message: "invalid type",
    hint: "can not add an `Int` to a `Float`"
  )
  |> io.println()
}
pub fn info(
  in file_name: String,
  containing source: String,
  from start: #(Int, Int),
  to end: #(Int, Int),
  message msg: String,
  hint hint: String,
) -> String

Returns a String displaying the provided info and relevant code.

Example:
fn example() {
  let source = "try five = int.parse("4") |> result.then(fn(v) { v + 1})"

  source
  |> hug.info(
    in: "example.gleam",
    from: #(1, 1),
    to: #(1, 4),
    message: "use of deprecated code",
    hint: "`try` is marked as deprecated, check out `use`!"
  )
  |> io.println()
}
pub fn warning(
  in file_name: String,
  containing source: String,
  from start: #(Int, Int),
  to end: #(Int, Int),
  message msg: String,
  hint hint: String,
) -> String

Returns a String displaying the provided warning and relevant code.

Example:
fn example() {
  let source = "let five = 4 + 1.0"

  source
  |> hug.warning(
    in: "example.gleam",
    from: #(1, 5),
    to: #(1, 9),
    message: "unused variable",
    hint: "the variable `five` is declared but never used"
  )
  |> io.println()
}
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