Display weird when use ASCII art.

[singlexyz]

vim.system({ "cowsay", "hello world" }, { text = true }, function (obj)
  vim.schedule(function ()
    require("fidget").notify(obj.stdout) -- display weird
    vim.notify(obj.stdout) -- display fine
  end)
end)

require("fidget").notify

Default vim.notify

[j-hui]

Yeah, this happens because Fidget right-aligns the lines of text it is given.

You can fix that by padding the lines of text with spaces like this:

local function pad_lines(s)
    local lines = vim.split(s, "\n")
    local w = 0
    for _, line in ipairs(lines) do
      w = math.max(w, #line)
    end
    for l, line in ipairs(lines) do
      lines[l] = line .. string.rep(" ", w - #line)
    end
    return table.concat(lines, "\n")
end

vim.system({ "cowsay", "hello world" }, { text = true }, function (obj)
  vim.schedule(function ()
    local stdout = pad_lines(obj.stdout)
    require("fidget").notify(stdout) -- display fixed?
    vim.notify(stdout) -- display fine
  end)
end)

[singlexyz]

Yeah, this happens because Fidget right-aligns the lines of text it is given.

You can fix that by padding the lines of text with spaces like this:

local function pad_lines(s)
    local lines = vim.split(s, "\n")
    local w = 0
    for _, line in ipairs(lines) do
      w = math.max(w, #line)
    end
    for l, line in ipairs(lines) do
      lines[l] = line .. string.rep(" ", w - #line)
    end
    return table.concat(lines, "\n")
end

vim.system({ "cowsay", "hello world" }, { text = true }, function (obj)
  vim.schedule(function ()
    local stdout = pad_lines(obj.stdout)
    require("fidget").notify(stdout) -- display fixed?
    vim.notify(stdout) -- display fine
  end)
end)