Several months ago, Play! secretly added emoji support in the test logs. To add this revolutionary feature to your project, throw play.Project.emojiLogs in your project’s settings.
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James Roper cautions that the feature is unsupported and may be removed, so you may rather to include it directly in your Build.scala:
val emojiLogs = logManager ~= { lm => new LogManager { def apply(data: sbt.Settings[Scope], state: State, task: Def.ScopedKey[_], writer: java.io.PrintWriter) = { val l = lm.apply(data, state, task, writer) val FailuresErrors = "(?s).*(\\d+) failures?, (\\d+) errors?.*".r new Logger { def filter(s: String) = { val filtered = s.replace("\033[32m+\033[0m", "\u2705 ") .replace("\033[33mx\033[0m", "\u274C ") .replace("\033[31m!\033[0m", "\uD83D\uDCA5 ") filtered match { case FailuresErrors("0", "0") => filtered + " \uD83D\uDE04" case FailuresErrors(_, _) => filtered + " \uD83D\uDE22" case _ => filtered } } def log(level: Level.Value, message: => String) = l.log(level, filter(message)) def success(message: => String) = l.success(message) def trace(t: => Throwable) = l.trace(t) override def ansiCodesSupported = l.ansiCodesSupported } } } } // and your project: val yourProject = play.Project("sample", appVersion, yourDependencies).settings( // ... your current settings ... emojiLogs ) |
