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cli-interact
Advanced tools
Simple helper tools for interacting synchronously with user at command line
Simple helper tools for interacting synchronously with user at command line. The interface is used with process.stdin
and process.stdout
in order to accept user input.
var query = require('cli-interact').getYesNo;
var answer = query('Is it true');
console.log('you answered:', answer);
$ node examples/getYesNoNone.js
Is it true (y/n)? j
Is it true (y/n)? y
you answered: true
npm install cli-interact
Presently, there are three queries:
getChar
gets a single character from some set of allowed characters.
getIPversion
gets a single character, either '4' or '6'.
getYesNo
prompts for 'y' or 'n', returns true/false. Can be configured to allow no response (returns undefined
).
And a passthorugh question
to access the underlying readlineSync.question
method.
Uses the readline-sync module. See it for more information.
The your Node and OS may not support interactively reading from stdin. The stdin interfaces are different by platforms. If in those platforms, an error is thrown by readlineSync.
try {
answer = readlineSync.question('What is your favorite food? :');
} catch (e) {
console.error(e);
process.exit(1);
}
FAQs
Simple helper tools for interacting synchronously with user at command line
The npm package cli-interact receives a total of 2,127 weekly downloads. As such, cli-interact popularity was classified as popular.
We found that cli-interact demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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