This adds an option --template that is used to determine how output is printed. The given format string is first unquoted (to allow for things like \n) and then passed to Go's builtin templater. This is pretty powerful, but for now, I've just passed the strings that would normally be printed. You can now do something like:
It may be possible to insert additional information there, if I pass something more featureful than just the name, but this is probably enough to fix #13.
This adds an option
--templatethat is used to determine how output is printed. The given format string is first unquoted (to allow for things like\n) and then passed to Go's builtin templater. This is pretty powerful, but for now, I've just passed the strings that would normally be printed. You can now do something like:It may be possible to insert additional information there, if I pass something more featureful than just the name, but this is probably enough to fix #13.