A library to easily create rich and interactive prompts in the terminal.
Inpired by AlecAivazis/survey
Use survey.Question
for String
input and survey.Confirmation
for Bool
input.
gleam add survey
import survey
import gleam/option.{type Option, None, Some}
pub fn main() {
let assert [
#("first_name", survey.StringAnswer(first_name)),
#("last_name", survey.StringAnswer(last_name)),
#("survey_fan", survey.BoolAnswer(survey_fan)),
] =
[
#(
"first_name",
survey.new_question(
prompt: "First Name:",
help: Some("Please enter your first name"),
default: None,
validate: None,
transform: None,
),
),
#(
"last_name",
survey.new_question(
prompt: "Last Name:",
help: Some("Please enter your last name"),
default: None,
validate: None,
transform: None,
),
),
#(
"survey_fan",
survey.new_confirmation(
prompt: "Are you a survey fan?:",
help: Some("It's a great library"),
default: Some(True),
transform: Some(fn(_: Bool) -> Bool { True }),
),
),
]
|> survey.ask_many(help: False)
case survey_fan {
True -> io.println("Hello, " <> first_name <> " " <> last_name <> "!")
False -> io.println("I don't believe you")
}
}
⟩ gleam run
Compiled in 0.02s
Running survey.main
First Name: Survey
Last Name: User
Are you a survey fan?: [Y/n]
Hello, Survey User!
Further documentation can be found at https://hexdocs.pm/survey.
gleam run # Run the project
gleam test # Run the tests
gleam shell # Run an Erlang shell