no report output

[alejandrohagan]

Thank you for the package!

I'm using nerdfix on my popos linux system. I believe I am running it correctly and it appears to run correct (see message below) however it doesn't generate a report at all.

I am using:

nerdfix 0.3.1
cheat-sheet: b5bf856

What am I missing?

 nerdfix check -r R

Running the above generates the below output

 INFO nerdfix::runtime: Check input file 'R/utils-pipe.R'
 INFO nerdfix::runtime: Check input file 'R/contoso_dim_date.R'
 INFO nerdfix::runtime: Check input file 'R/contoso_dim_product.R'
 INFO nerdfix::runtime: Check input file 'R/contoso_dim_promotion.R'
 INFO nerdfix::runtime: Check input file R/contoso_dim_product_subcategory.R'
 INFO nerdfix::runtime: Check input file 'R/divide.R'
 INFO nerdfix::runtime: Check input file 'R/totalytd.R'
 INFO nerdfix::runtime: Check input file 'R/contoso_fact_sales.R'
 INFO nerdfix::runtime: Check input file 'R/contoso_dim_channel.R'
 INFO nerdfix::runtime: Check input file 'R/new_vs_returning.R'
 INFO nerdfix::runtime: Check input file 'R/abc.R'
 INFO nerdfix::runtime: Check input file 'R/count_plus.R'
 INFO nerdfix::runtime: Check input file 'R/show_in_excel.R'
 INFO nerdfix::runtime: Check input file 'R/time_intelligence.R'
 INFO nerdfix::runtime: Check input file 'R/datasets.R'
 INFO nerdfix::runtime: Check input file 'R/abc_graph.R'
 INFO nerdfix::runtime: Check input file 'R/calculate.R'
 INFO nerdfix::runtime: Check input file 'R/clean_file_names.R'
 INFO nerdfix::runtime: Check input file 'R/make_segmentation.R'

but then I'm returned to my command prompt without any additional outputs

Thoughts?

[loichyan]

Possibly there are no obsolete icons in these files?

[alejandrohagan]

When I go to the nerd font and search for R related icons -- I can see they have a few options. Am I misunderstanding the intention of the nerdfix?

[loichyan]

nerdfix is used to replace obsolete icons since Nerd Font v2.3.3 with new ones. Are you looking to list all the icons used in these files? If so, I would add a new feature in the next release to accomplish this.

[alejandrohagan]

hi! First thank you for thepackage. I'm a biginner with linux and getting my skill sets up the learning curve so I apologize if my questions are amatuerish.

What I'm intending to do is that when I look at R files (files with extension .R) they have an icon that is more familiar to me (say the R logo which is available on nerdfont) similar to how when I look at folder -- I see a folder icon.

Currently when I look at R file I get a symbol but its not a recognizable to me. I wanted to use your package to identify those symbols and then input the replacement symbol.

Is my understanding of your package correct?

[loichyan]

Never mind!

The purpose of nerdfix is to help you migrate to Nerd Fonts releases after v3.0.0. For example, the icon for R language is " 󰟔 " in v3, but " ﳒ " in v2 (except v2.3.3, which contains both new and obsolete icons), and the latter one should be unrecognizable if you are using Nerd Fonts v3, as I've seen on my machine:

Otherwise, the former might be unrecognizable if you are using older releases of Nerd Fonts.

In your case, I guess that you are using some TUI apps (i.e., run from a Terminal with an User Interface), such as (Neo)Vim. If so, you would need to check the configuration files and plugins of these apps to find where they actually set the icon for R files (as well as for other language files, folders, etc.).

[alejandrohagan]

thank you!! appreciate your response