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sqwk

v0.2.0-alpha

Published

A utility to combine and enhance CLI and GUI application output

Downloads

1

Readme

Sqwk

A simple yet stunning interface for console input and output.

At its core Sqwk is a wrapper for terminal-menu but it provides a much more intuitive interface to provide consistent ease of use.

In the future Sqwk will same mirror the CLI interface to the browser so your application will have a simple GUI integrated with NW.js without any additional development. This will make your application instantly accessible to users wary of the command line.

Features

  • Intuitive interface
  • Consist feedback

Roadmap / Todo

The following features are planned for the 1.0.0 release:

  • [ ] Browser interface
  • [ ] NW.js integration

Installation

Installation via npm

npm install --save sqwk

Or for the latest development release

npm install --save https://github.com/StudioLE/sqwk/archive/master.tar.gz

Usage

sqwk = require('sqwk')

// Must be called before any sqwk.write()
sqwk.init({
  // Options
})

// Must be called at the end of your application
sqwk.end()

Options

The following options can be passed as an object via

sqwk.init({
  // Options
})
  • title (String|False) Title
  • reset (Boolean) Clear console before each write?
  • menu (Object) Options passed to terminal-menu
  • formatTitle (function) A function to format the title

Documentation

sqwk.init(options)

Set options and capture user input

Arguments

  • options (Object) Options

sqwk.write(message, options, callback)

Write a message or menu to the terminal

Arguments

  • message (String | Array) Message or messages
  • options (Array) Selectable menu options
  • callback (function) Write a message or menu to the terminal

Returns

  • write (Object) Terminal object

sqwk.end(err, exit)

Close terminal and exit process

Arguments

  • err (Object) Error
  • exit (Boolean) Exit process?

History

For changes refer to CHANGELOG.md

Contributing

I'm always on the look out for collaborators so feel free to suggest new features, log an issue or just fork at will.