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Ruby API to create terminal-based menus, using curses.
Via gem
$ gem install curses_menu
Via a Gemfile
$ gem 'curses_menu'
require 'curses_menu'
CursesMenu.new 'My awesome new menu!' do |menu|
menu.item 'How\'s life?' do
puts 'Couldn\'t be easier'
:menu_exit
end
end
Check the examples folder for more examples.
Please see CHANGELOG for more information on what has changed recently.
Automated tests are done using rspec.
Do execute them, first install development dependencies:
bundle install
Then execute rspec
bundle exec rspec
Any contribution is welcome:
The BSD License. Please see License File for more information.
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