Use cli messaging for cache

R/set-assert-args.R

@@ -28,22 +28,22 @@ assert_transformers <- function(transformers) {
     action <- if (utils::packageVersion("styler") >= version_cutoff) {
       "are not supported anymore"
     } else {
-      "depreciated and will be removed in a future version of styler."
+      "deprecated and will be removed in a future version of styler."
     }
     message <- paste(
       "Style guides without a name and a version field are",
       action, "\nIf you are a user: Open an issue on",
       "https://github.com/r-lib/styler and provide a reproducible example",
       "of this error. \nIf you are a developer:",
-      "When you create a style guide with `styler::create_style_guide()`, the",
+      "When you create a style guide with {.fn styler::create_style_guide}, the",
       "argument `style_guide_name` and `style_guide_version` should be",
-      "non-NULL. See help(\"create_style_guide\") for how to set them."
+      "non-NULL. See {.help styler::create_style_guide} for how to set them."
     )
 
     if (utils::packageVersion("styler") >= version_cutoff) {
-      rlang::abort(message)
+      cli::cli_abort(message)
     } else {
-      rlang::warn(message)
+      cli::cli_warn(message)
     }
   }
 }

R/stylerignore.R

@@ -76,9 +76,9 @@ add_stylerignore <- function(pd_flat) {
   pd_flat$indicator_off <- cumsum_start + cumsum_stop
   is_invalid <- cumsum_start - cumsum_stop < 0L | cumsum_start - cumsum_stop > 1L
   if (any(is_invalid)) {
-    warn(paste0(
+    cli::cli_warn(paste0(
       "Invalid stylerignore sequences found, potentially ignoring some of the ",
-      "markers set.\nSee `help(\"stylerignore\", \"styler\")`."
+      "markers set.\nSee {.help styler::stylerignore}."
     ))
   }
 

R/vertical.R

@@ -24,10 +24,10 @@ print.vertical <- function(x, ...,
     if (is_installed("prettycode")) {
       x <- prettycode::highlight(x, style = style)
     } else {
-      warn(paste(
+      cli::cli_warn(paste(
         "Could not use `colored = TRUE`, as the package prettycode is not",
         "installed. Please install it if you want to see colored output",
-        "or see `?print.vertical` for more information."
+        "or see {.help styler::print.vertical} for more information."
       ))
     }
   }

R/zzz.R

@@ -64,9 +64,9 @@ ask_to_switch_to_non_default_cache_root <- function(ask = interactive()) {
 
 
 ask_to_switch_to_non_default_cache_root_impl <- function() {
-  rlang::inform(paste0(
-    "{styler} cache is cleared after 6 days. ",
-    "See `?styler::caching` to configure differently or silence this message."
+  cli::cli_inform(paste0(
+    "{{styler}} cache is cleared after 6 days. ",
+    "See {.help styler::caching} to configure differently or silence this message."
   ))
 }
 

tests/testthat/test-exception_handling.R

@@ -32,6 +32,6 @@ test_that("warning is given when transformers does not contain a version", {
   }
   expect_fun(
     assert_transformers(sg),
-    "name and a version field are depreciated and will be removed in a future version of styler"
+    "name and a version field are deprecated and will be removed in a future version of styler"
   )
 })

tests/testthat/test-public_api-3.R

@@ -153,7 +153,7 @@ test_that("Can display warning on unset styler cache", {
   withr::local_seed(7)
   expect_message(
     ask_to_switch_to_non_default_cache_root(ask = TRUE),
-    "See `?styler::caching`",
+    regexp = "styler::caching",
     fixed = TRUE
   )
 })

vignettes/remove_rules.Rmd

@@ -25,8 +25,7 @@ If you want to change the behavior of styler to match your desired style, there
 are multiple ways:
 
 -   Use the tidyverse style guide, but not with the default options. Starting
-    point for this approach is the [help
-    file](https://styler.r-lib.org/reference/tidyverse_style.html) for the
+    point for this approach is the `help("tidyverse_style")` for the
     function `tidyverse_style()`, which returns the transformer functions that
     prettify your code. Most of these options are explained in
     `vignette("styler")`.
@@ -164,7 +163,7 @@ styler.
 
 -   Then pinpoint the probable rule type (e.g. line breaks if you want less new
     lines).
--   In a local styler clone, add e.g. a `return(pd` at the top of the body to
+-   In a local styler clone, add e.g. a `return(pd)` at the top of the body to
     deactivate the rule quickly, or add a `print(pd)` or `browser()` call in
     the functions of that type (e.g. the different functions of
     `R/rules-line-breaks.R`), `load_all()`, run your example, see if that