I don't know if there's a framework for doing this, or if we would need to build it ourselves, but having btcli more "interactive" would be nice. E.g. for each False return, rather than simply exiting the program, we could allow the user to update the data they've filled in which may have caused the False return. Or, in the case of child hotkeys, allow them to perform subsequent interactions with the chain.
Though this begins to approach the territory of Commander TUI
I don't know if there's a framework for doing this, or if we would need to build it ourselves, but having btcli more "interactive" would be nice. E.g. for each False return, rather than simply exiting the program, we could allow the user to update the data they've filled in which may have caused the False return. Or, in the case of child hotkeys, allow them to perform subsequent interactions with the chain. Though this begins to approach the territory of Commander TUI