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If not I would offer to do so.

Ideally, we should respect NO_COLOR to disable default color output. This can be achived by using the standard library https://deno.land/[email protected]/fmt/colors.ts. inquirer supports this by using chalk.

Hi!

How to replace a question mark?
To make the Ask better, add the ability to change the question mark.
It would be nice to put your own signs or spinners.

Example:

const answers = await ask.prompt([
  {
    name: "name",
    type: "input",
    message: "Name:",
    mark: "spinner"
  },
  {
    name: "age",
    type: "number",
    message: "Age:",
    mark: "dot"
  },
]);

Nice work! As an idea, it would be great to have E notation to do 1e15 instead of 1000000000000000. Maybe other notation to where it makes sense too.

Ideally, we should follow deno's style guide so we can use deno fmt and deno lint to enhance the developer experience and encourage contributions.

If the current style is preferred, we should provide a config file or EditorConfig or something similar so developers can leverage other formatter, linter.

It seems you would almost always want to use ask synchronously, rather than asynchronously.

For example, in a object's constructor, you might want to ask for confirmation.

I don't want any prefix, but ask ignores the empty string and uses the default regardless.

I imagine there is a if (prefix) check that should be if (prefix === undefined) or something similar?

Is there a way to handle invalid input? By default, it just keeps repeating the question until the input passes the validate function.

This can be confusing to the user, so instead I'd like the option to output an error message.

Given the following sample program:

import Ask from 'https://deno.land/x/[email protected]/mod.ts';

const ask = new Ask();
const { domain } = await ask.input({
  name: 'domain',
  message: 'Domän:',
});
console.log(`Domain: ${domain}`);

Running it on Linux, it works as expected:

❯ deno run menu-test.ts
? Domän:

But on Windows, it doesn't show the correct output:

❯ deno run menu-test.ts
? Domän:

It doesn't seem like it's an environment issue, running console.log('Domän'); works as expected on both Windows and Linux.

When will the following examples be supported？

• list
• rawlist
• expand
• checkbox
• password
• editor