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prosodyctl shell: Move non-error result lines back to stdout, suppress with --quiet
We're figuring out how to keep usability and support machine-readability too.
We moved the status line (repl-result) to stderr so that when parsing
something like a table, it didn't get in the way. However sometimes the status
line is the thing we want to parse (e.g. invite creation). Parsing stderr
loses one of the purposes of stderr - to have an error-only channel to emit
stuff out of band (such as error messages).
So the new approach is:
- Status line on stdout, unless it's an error
- If you're parsing the output ("content") of the command, pass --quiet to
suppress the status line.
| author | Matthew Wild <mwild1@gmail.com> |
|---|---|
| date | Tue, 30 Dec 2025 16:30:43 +0000 |
| parents | d10957394a3c |
| children | d649d011df45 |
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local gettime = require "prosody.util.time".now local setmetatable = setmetatable; local _ENV = nil; -- luacheck: std none local throttle = {}; local throttle_mt = { __index = throttle }; function throttle:update() local newt = gettime(); local elapsed = newt - self.t; self.t = newt; local balance = (self.rate * elapsed) + self.balance; if balance > self.max then self.balance = self.max; else self.balance = balance; end return self.balance; end function throttle:peek(cost) cost = cost or 1; return self.balance >= cost or self:update() >= cost; end function throttle:poll(cost, split) if self:peek(cost) then self.balance = self.balance - cost; return true; else local balance = self.balance; if split then self.balance = 0; end return false, balance, (cost-balance); end end local function create(max, period) return setmetatable({ rate = max / period, max = max, t = gettime(), balance = max }, throttle_mt); end return { create = create; };
