Cobi is a terminal menu library loosely inspired by COBOL's SCREEN SECTION. It aims to be (a) as simple as possible to use, and (b) to be a better user experience than the conversational menus that almost every generator uses: users should be able to see all the questions immediately, and navigate around your answers before submitting.
Add this line to your application's Gemfile:
gem 'cobi'
See bin/demo for an example. Initialize a new Cobi::Screen, attach some headings or fields to it, then call run to display it. It's significantly less powerful than COBOL's SCREEN SECTION by design.
dog_info = Cobi::Screen.new
.heading("Please enter the details of your dog")
.field("Name")
.field("Breed")
.field("Age")
.run
puts dog_info.inspect
The gem is available as open source under the terms of the MIT License.
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