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209 lines
4.7 KiB
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Title: Text prompt
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Order: 0
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RedirectFrom: prompt
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Description: "*Spectre.Console* has multiple input functions for helping receive strongly typed input from a user."
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Highlights:
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- Confirmation.
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- Strongly typed input.
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- Input restricted to specific items.
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- Secrets such as passwords or keys.
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---
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Sometimes you want to get some input from the user, and for this
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you can use the `Prompt<TResult>`.
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<?# AsciiCast cast="input" /?>
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<?# Alert ?>
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The use of prompts
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insides status or progress displays is not supported.
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<?#/ Alert ?>
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## Confirmation
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<?# Example symbol="M:Prompt.Program.AskConfirmation" project="Prompt" /?>
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```text
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Run prompt example? [y/n] (y): _
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```
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### Usage
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```csharp
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// Ask the user to confirm
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var confirmation = AnsiConsole.Prompt(
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new TextPrompt<bool>("Run prompt example?")
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.AddChoice(true)
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.AddChoice(false)
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.DefaultValue(true)
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.WithConverter(choice => choice ? "y" : "n"));
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// Echo the confirmation back to the terminal
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Console.WriteLine(confirmation ? "Confirmed" : "Declined");
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```
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Otherwise it is possible to use the `ConfirmationPrompt`
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```csharp
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// Ask the user to confirm
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var confirmation = AnsiConsole.Prompt(
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new ConfirmationPrompt("Run prompt example?"));
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// Echo the confirmation back to the terminal
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Console.WriteLine(confirmation ? "Confirmed" : "Declined");
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```
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## Simple
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<?# Example symbol="M:Prompt.Program.AskName" project="Prompt" /?>
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```text
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What's your name? Patrik
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What's your age? 37
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```
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### Usage
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```csharp
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// Ask the user a couple of simple questions
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var name = AnsiConsole.Prompt(
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new TextPrompt<string>("What's your name?"));
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var age = AnsiConsole.Prompt(
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new TextPrompt<int>("What's your age?"));
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// Echo the name and age back to the terminal
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AnsiConsole.WriteLine($"So you're {name} and you're {age} years old");
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```
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Otherwise it is possible to use the `Ask` method
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```csharp
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// Ask the user a couple of simple questions
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var name = AnsiConsole.Ask<string>("What's your name?");
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var age = AnsiConsole.Ask<int>("What's your age?");
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// Echo the name and age back to the terminal
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AnsiConsole.WriteLine($"So you're {name} and you're {age} years old");
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```
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## Choices
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<?# Example symbol="M:Prompt.Program.AskFruit" project="Prompt" /?>
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```text
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What's your favorite fruit? [Apple/Banana/Orange] (Orange): _
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```
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### Usage
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```csharp
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// Ask for the user's favorite fruit
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var fruit = AnsiConsole.Prompt(
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new TextPrompt<string>("What's your favorite fruit?")
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.AddChoices(["Apple", "Banana", "Orange"])
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.DefaultValue("Orange"));
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// Echo the fruit back to the terminal
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Console.WriteLine($"I agree. {fruit} is tasty!");
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```
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## Validation
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<?# Example symbol="M:Prompt.Program.AskAge" project="Prompt" /?>
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```text
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What's the secret number? 32
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Too low
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What's the secret number? 102
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Too high
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What's the secret number? _
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```
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### Usage
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```csharp
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// Ask the user to guess the secret number
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var number = AnsiConsole.Prompt(
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new TextPrompt<int>("What's the secret number?")
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.Validate((n) => n switch
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{
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< 50 => ValidationResult.Error("Too low"),
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50 => ValidationResult.Success(),
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> 50 => ValidationResult.Error("Too high"),
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}));
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// Echo the user's success back to the terminal
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Console.WriteLine($"Correct! The secret number is {number}.");
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```
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## Secrets
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<?# Example symbol="M:Prompt.Program.AskPassword" project="Prompt" /?>
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```text
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Enter password: ************_
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```
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### Usage
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```csharp
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// Ask the user to enter the password
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var password = AnsiConsole.Prompt(
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new TextPrompt<string>("Enter password:")
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.Secret());
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// Echo the password back to the terminal
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Console.WriteLine($"Your password is {password}");
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```
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## Masks
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<?# Example symbol="M:Prompt.Program.AskPasswordWithCustomMask" project="Prompt" /?>
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```text
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Enter password: ------------_
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```
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You can utilize a null character to completely hide input.
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<?# Example symbol="M:Prompt.Program.AskPasswordWithNullMask" project="Prompt" /?>
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```text
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Enter password: _
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```
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### Usage
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```csharp
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// Ask the user to enter the password
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var password = AnsiConsole.Prompt(
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new TextPrompt<string>("Enter password:")
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.Secret('-'));
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// Echo the password back to the terminal
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Console.WriteLine($"Your password is {password}");
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```
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## Optional
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<?# Example symbol="M:Prompt.Program.AskColor" project="Prompt" /?>
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```text
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[Optional] Favorite color? _
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```
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### Usage
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```csharp
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// Ask the user to enter the password
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var color = AnsiConsole.Prompt(
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new TextPrompt<string>("[[Optional]] Favorite color?")
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.AllowEmpty());
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// Echo the color back to the terminal
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Console.WriteLine(string.IsNullOrWhiteSpace(color)
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? "You're right, all colors are beautiful"
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: $"I agree. {color} is a very beautiful color");
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``` |