#include "path/to/project/ioController.hpp"

ioc::start();

 ioc::print("This prints what you want to the terminal"); 
 ioc::echo("This prints to the terminal the exact thing that you wrote");
 ioc::println("Does ioc::print() but it makes a new line when you do a new parameter")

int terminalW = ioc::terminalW(); // Returns the terminal width
int terminalH = ioc::terminalH(); // Returns the terminal height

// To print it to the terminal directly, you can do this:

ioc::printTerminalW();
ioc::printTerminalH();

bool key1IsKey2 = ioc::compare::key("w", "j"); // In this case, it will return false / 0, because key1 is not the same as key2
bool key1IsKey2Ascii = ioc::compare::asciiKey(90, 90); // In this case, it will return true / 1, because key1 is the same as key2

ioc::kb::update(); // Do this to get any key character (You need to use it in a while / for loop to do it right)
int variable1 = getAscii(); // It will get the ascii key that you pressed
ioc::kb::emulateKey("w"); // In this case, it will emulate key 'w' (It will do that key (x) will be pressed)
ioc::kb::clear(); // Resets the update

// To get the key press, you need to do this:

while (1)
{
    ioc::kb::update();
    
    IOC_KB_KEY_PRESSED("2")
    {
        ioc::print("You pressed the 2 key");
    }
    
    IOC_KB_NOT_KEY_PRESSED("2")
    {
        ioc::print("You didn't pressed the 2 key");
    }

    ioc::kb::emulateKey("w");
    
    if (ioc_key_is_pressed)
    {
        ioc::print("You pressed a key");
        
        if (ioc_key_pressed == "w")
        {
            ioc::print("You pressed the w key");
        }
        
        else
        {
            ioc::print("You didn't press the w key");
        }
    }
}

ioc::cursor::gotoxy(3, 4); // Goes to character 3, 4 of the terminal
ioc::cursor::printWhereX(); // Prints the cursor X
ioc::cursor::printWhereY(); // Prints the cursor Y

int cursorX = ioc::cursor::whereX(); // Returns where is the cursor X
int cursorY = ioc::cursor::whereY(); // Returns where is the cursor Y

ioc::color::help(); // Prints all the colors avadable of the terminal
ioc::color::set("red"); // Sets the text color to red

ioc::print("This text is red! :)");

ioc::color::setBackground("blue"); // Sets the color background to blue

ioc::print("The text background is blue and the text color is red!");

ioc::color::reset(); // Resets the text background and text color of the terminal

std::string var = ioc::input("Whats your name? ", variable);
ioc::print("Your name is: ", variable);

// Syntax:
ioc::rules.ruleName = value;

// Variables:
bool warnColorReset;
bool errorColorReset;
bool setLastColorBgWhenErrorOrWarnEnds;
bool newlineWhenTextInput;

ioc::rules.warnColorReset; // When you set a background color and there is a warning it will reset background color to default if its true
ioc::rules.errorColorReset; // When you set a background color and there is an error it will reset background color to default if its true
ioc::rules.setLastColorBgWhenErrorOrWarnEnds; // Sets last color of background when warning / error (the variable 'rules.warnColorResets' needs to be true and same with 'rules.errorColorResets')
ioc::rules.newlineWhenTextInput; // If it's true, it will do a new line when doing user input

// Errors
ioc::error("This is an error", " that can have more than 1 param")
ioc::errorNoEnd("This is an error", " that can have more than 1 param", " and you can add your end function below this line of code")
// You can add end function here
// Warnings
ioc::warning("This is a warning", " that can have more than 1 param")