I suggest adding asynchronous functions to the README usage. #442
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Thank you for providing a great library!
If I run the code as written in the README usage, I get an error.
I propose the following modifications to solve this problem and make it easier for beginners like me to use.
There is a note nearby about asynchronous functions, but it would be more helpful if the sample code could be executed as is :)
・CommonJS does not support top-level await, so introduce asynchronous functions.
・For Multiple prompts, added code to import modules.