if the text is wider than the term every frame is printed on a new line

[dylang]

Problem

If the text is too long, every frame is printed on a new line, eventually filling up the screen.

Example

const ora = require('ora');
const spinner = ora('too long! '.repeat(process.stdout.columns));
spinner.start();
// be prepared to hit control-c a bunch of times

### Real-world example - https://github.com/dylang/npm-check/issues/98 ### Possible workaround - Limit text to `process.stdout.columns - 2` (spinner and the space next to the spinner)

[dylang]

Another possible solution is to support wrapped text.

I'm not able to check to see if #4 is a possible solution to this issue at this time.

[daveseco7]

I was trying out the @dylang work around, where we limit the line size to the size of the stdout.columns - 2, thus reserving space for the spinner and white space.
My only concern with this approach is, can the oversize text be discarded?

The following gif illustrates the result of such implementation, if it's something in line with what you have in mind, I can prepare a PR.

[sindresorhus]

This could probably be fixed by using log-update.

[daveseco7]

By replacing stream.write(...) method calls to logUpdate(...) this problem is solved, but once again it may cause some problems. How to manage streams? In ora stdout and stderr may be specified as an argument, which translates into calling logUpdate() or logUpdate.stderr() respectively. This also causes tests to fail, since the output may not be read by the test result. (have not yet confirmed the cause of this issue).