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This is a tracking/discussion issue for supporting a checkbox style prompt. Such a prompt would allow the user to select more than one items from a list. The inspiration is the checkbox function from the Inquirer.js library:
This issue is for discussing such a feature and how to implement it.
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After reviewing the checkbox function from Inquirer.js, I think it feels overengineered.
It functions as a sort of looping list, where you can scroll up and down infinitely.
There is support for "headlines", disabled list items which just serve to categorize the items
To keep things simple, I think we should get rid of those two, and keep our library relatively simple.
However, I'm curious if anyone else thinks differently? Is there a need for categorization? Would you often have a list of 10+ choices (which might justify the loopy scrolling behavior)?
This is a tracking/discussion issue for supporting a checkbox style prompt. Such a prompt would allow the user to select more than one items from a list. The inspiration is the
checkbox
function from the Inquirer.js library:This issue is for discussing such a feature and how to implement it.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: