Closed andrewtavis closed 3 weeks ago
CC @wkyoshida and @mhmohona :) Let me know what you think of the above! Wouldn't necessarily be a part of GSoC, but could be if there's interest ๐
Note from the meeting just now, we wouldn't need this to just be scribe-data q -i
, but we could just do scribe-data -i
:) We could skip the first step by providing a command though ๐
CC @mhmohona for working on this, please write in here :)
Got it! โจ
@andrewtavis, what do you think?
This is looking amazing, @mhmohona! I think that we will need to eventually shift over to have a grid of selections as when we have 20-30 languages a list won't be the best user experience, but then we can make a separate issue for this once this is merged ๐
Hey! :wave:
Not sure if what you had in mind @andrewtavis was something along the lines of a Terminal UI kinda deal with the --interactive
option. Something like the image below:
where the CLI takes up the terminal with its interface, but could be an idea on how to implement this as well :thinking: Would be cool! But we can discuss how much of this we'd want to actually include within GSoC.
Anyways - looks like we would be able to do this if we learn some curses :hand_over_mouth: Looks like this is a library that would enable us to do this. Refs:
This is really interesting, @wkyoshida! We could maybe look into this after GSoC, with what @mhmohona has for #167 being the majority of what we get done for the program?
Closed via #167 ๐ We can add to this as we go, and there seem to be some minor bugs that we can figure out before the v4.0 release, but great progress here!
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Description
This issue is first a discussion and then potentially an implementation of an
--interactive
(-i
) command for the Scribe-Data CLI. This might help users more easily explore and onboard to the CLI by providing options that they can choose from :)It could work something like:
How the above would work for
list
is a question ๐คContribution
Happy to discuss and eventually help implement this! Options would basically come from
list
commands and command arguments :)