feat(cli): add status icon column to jmp get exporters - #1098
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Add a status icon as the first column in the default table output of 'jmp get exporters'. The icon provides an at-a-glance view of each exporter's runtime status: - Available: green circle - Offline: red circle - Running hooks (before/after lease): gear - Leased and ready: hourglass - Hook failed: exclamation mark - Unknown/unspecified: question mark The icon column only appears in table output (not in -o json/yaml/name). Related: #1097
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participant ExporterTable
participant Exporter
participant StatusModule
ExporterTable->>Exporter: render exporter row
Exporter->>StatusModule: request status_icon(status)
StatusModule-->>Exporter: return emoji or ASCII icon
Exporter-->>ExporterTable: append icon after NAME
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@mangelajo I think this looks good, but are we respecting the |
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This is how it would look: 
Let me check the NO_COLOR and TERM=DUMB btw, I think those UTF8 colors can be represented without color? but not sure if NO_COLOR requires "don't send me pesky UTF8", investigating. |
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so good point, NO_COLOR and TERM=dumb ... I am adding a patch on top to change those icons into simple ascii when those variables are detected. |
Fall back to ASCII characters when the terminal does not support emoji: - TERM=dumb: minimal terminal capabilities - NO_COLOR set: spirit of plain text output - Non-TTY stdout: output piped to file or another process ASCII fallback mapping: + (available), - (offline), * (running hook), ~ (leased/ready), ! (hook failed), ? (unknown) Adds _use_emoji() helper and comprehensive tests for both emoji and ASCII code paths, plus tests for the terminal detection logic itself.
the plaintext version :)
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In `@python/packages/jumpstarter/jumpstarter/client/grpc.py`:
- Around line 25-41: Update _use_emoji() to return True only for terminals with
explicitly known emoji support, defaulting to ASCII for other TERM values such
as linux while preserving the existing dumb, NO_COLOR, and non-TTY checks. Add
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…locklist Replace the permissive approach (only blocking TERM=dumb) with an allowlist of terminal type prefixes known to support emoji rendering: xterm, screen, tmux, rxvt, alacritty, kitty, wezterm, foot, ghostty, contour, rio. Terminals like linux (virtual console), vt100, ansi, and any unknown TERM value now correctly fall back to ASCII status indicators, avoiding garbled output on terminals with limited font support. Tests cover TERM=linux, vt100, ansi, dumb, unset TERM, and all allowlisted prefixes.
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Looks good overall! Just a couple of UX nits.
Should we add a short explanation of the status icons to the help text? right now the column has no header, so especially with ASCII/NO_COLOR output, it’s not very obvious what +, -, *, ~, !, etc. mean.
also more of a suggestion, with --with status we show both the icon and the full status column, which feels a bit redundant once the user explicitly asks for the textual status, maybe in that case we could replace the icon with the status column instead?
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@mangelajo @bkhizgiy I wonder if a 🔒/ |
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Thanks for the feedback: @bkhizgiy : good idea about the help text. I didn't want to add any column header to avoid making the output wider. But some help is deserved. and about --status ... You're right, also I think it could make sense to put the icon after the name... like status. about 🔒, it sounds like it could be locked or disabled by admin?, but at the time I think it's better than the clock ⏳ which could mean that we are performing some activity that needs time... So even if not perfect, 🔒 sounds good, claude also suggests: 👤, 🎫, ... The ❌/x sounds good for offline For online/ready I am considering a change to ⚪ , because lots of green dots are a little bit overwhelming to the eye. |
- Extract status display logic from grpc.py into new status.py module with STATUS_ICONS dict as single source of truth - Update icons per reviewer feedback: - AVAILABLE: green circle -> white circle (less overwhelming) - OFFLINE: red circle -> cross mark, ASCII '-' -> 'x' - LEASE_READY: hourglass -> lock (clearer semantics) - Move icon column from position 1 to position 2 (after NAME) - Suppress icon column when --with status is used (redundant) - Add status icon legend to 'jmp get exporters --help' - Move status tests to dedicated status_test.py
hmm, for the online, I think that I prefer the green dot... let me try again |
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STATUS_HELP_TEXTforget_exportershelp.
get_exportersrenders an independent legend, whilejumpstarter.client.status.STATUS_HELP_TEXTis checked againstSTATUS_ICONS. The CLI tests do not render or assert this help. A later status update can therefore leaveget_exporters --helpstale without a failing test. Build the Click help fromSTATUS_HELP_TEXT, or add a CLI help test that asserts the generated help contains it.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@python/packages/jumpstarter-cli/jumpstarter_cli/get.py`:
- Around line 55-56: Update get_exporters help to reuse STATUS_HELP_TEXT from
jumpstarter.client.status instead of maintaining an independent status legend,
ensuring the Click-generated help stays synchronized with STATUS_ICONS.
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Replace static ASCII-only help text with status_help_text() that picks emoji or ASCII indicators based on terminal capabilities. Use a Click Command subclass to render the legend in format_epilog so --help output matches what the user would actually see. Also reverts AVAILABLE icon back to green circle.
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@mangelajo The only reason I suggested the lock was to make it cohesive with the VS Code plugin I'm experimenting with, but we could change either of them to match the other if desired. |
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sounds good, I have a request from @raballew , I could do as a follow up or here, adding something to completely avoid UTF8 icons, perhaps we should call it NO_ICONS? env var? |
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My gentlemen agreement with @raballew is that I will add another PR that obeys a NO_ICONS env var. |
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Summary
Adds a status icon as the leftmost column in the default table output of
jmp get exporters, giving users an at-a-glance view of each exporter's runtime status.Icon mapping
AVAILABLEOFFLINEBEFORE_LEASE_HOOKAFTER_LEASE_HOOKLEASE_READYBEFORE_LEASE_HOOK_FAILEDAFTER_LEASE_HOOK_FAILEDUNSPECIFIED/NoneExample output
Details
-o json,-o yaml, or-o nameExporterStatus— theenabledflag is not used for icon mapping (see Expose exporter spec.enabled flag reliably in ListExporters protobuf response #1097 for future work on reliably exposingspec.enabled)Exporter.status_icon()method with full test coverage for all status valuesRelated
spec.enabledflag reliably in ListExporters protobuf responseTests
pkg-test-jumpstarter: 883 passedpkg-test-jumpstarter-cli: 267 passed