Sharprompt 2.3.2

Sharprompt

Interactive command line interface toolkit for C#

NuGet Package

Package Name	Target Framework	NuGet
Sharprompt	.NET Standard 2.0

Install

Install-Package Sharprompt

dotnet add package Sharprompt

Features

• Multi-platform support
• Supports the popular Prompts (Input / Password / Select / etc)
• Validation of input value
• Automatic generation of data source using Enum value
• Customize the color scheme
• Unicode support (East asian width and Emoji)

Usage

// Simple Input prompt
var name = Prompt.Input<string>("What's your name?");
Console.WriteLine($"Hello, {name}!");

// Password prompt
var secret = Prompt.Password("Type new password", new[] { Validators.Required(), Validators.MinLength(8) });
Console.WriteLine("Password OK");

// Confirmation prompt
var answer = Prompt.Confirm("Are you ready?", defaultValue: true);
Console.WriteLine($"Your answer is {answer}");

APIs

Input

var name = Prompt.Input<string>("What's your name?");
Console.WriteLine($"Hello, {name}!");

Confirm

var answer = Prompt.Confirm("Are you ready?");
Console.WriteLine($"Your answer is {answer}");

Password

var secret = Prompt.Password("Type new password");
Console.WriteLine("Password OK");

Select

var city = Prompt.Select("Select your city", new[] { "Seattle", "London", "Tokyo" });
Console.WriteLine($"Hello, {city}!");

Enum value support

var value = Prompt.Select<MyEnum>("Select enum value");
Console.WriteLine($"You selected {value}");

MultiSelect

var cities = Prompt.MultiSelect("Which cities would you like to visit?", new[] { "Seattle", "London", "Tokyo", "New York", "Singapore", "Shanghai" }, pageSize: 3);
Console.WriteLine($"You picked {string.Join(", ", options)}");

List

var value = Prompt.List<string>("Please add item(s)");
Console.WriteLine($"You picked {string.Join(", ", value)}");

Configuration

Custom Prompter

Prompt.ColorSchema.Answer = ConsoleColor.DarkRed;
Prompt.ColorSchema.Select = ConsoleColor.DarkCyan;

var name = Prompt.Input<string>("What's your name?");
Console.WriteLine($"Hello, {name}!");

Unicode Support

// Prefer UTF-8 as the output encoding
Console.OutputEncoding = Encoding.UTF8;

var name = Prompt.Input<string>("What's your name?");
Console.WriteLine($"Hello, {name}!");

Platforms

• Windows
  • Command Prompt / PowerShell / Windows Terminal
• Ubuntu
  • Bash
• macOS
  • Bash

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License