github.com/GeertJohan/go.ask
Package ask helps with writing simple yes/no cli-based questions. There are several methods, following these rules Methods starting with "Must" do not return an error. Instead they panic if an error occurs (pty not available? closed stdin/stdout?). Methods containing "Default" have an extra argument (placed first), which is returned when the user simply hits [enter]. When user replies with "y", "Y" or "yes", true is returned When user replies with "n", "N" or "no", false is returned Methods with a trailing "f" wrap fmt.Sprintf
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Package ask asks the user a question on the commandline and returns the result.
Package documentation at godoc: godoc.org/github.com/GeertJohan/go.ask
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Package ask helps with writing simple yes/no cli-based questions. There are several methods, following these rules Methods starting with "Must" do not return an error. Instead they panic if an error occurs (pty not available? closed stdin/stdout?). Methods containing "Default" have an extra argument (placed first), which is returned when the user simply hits [enter]. When user replies with "y", "Y" or "yes", true is returned When user replies with "n", "N" or "no", false is returned Methods with a trailing "f" wrap fmt.Sprintf
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