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cli-navigator

v0.1.0

Published

Chainable scene-navigation system for CLI apps

Readme

cli-navigator

A chainable scene-navigation system for Node.js CLI apps. Wraps @clack/prompts with a Navigator → Frame → Menu → Transition routing model that supports history-based back navigation and a clean continue/cancel handler pattern.

Change log

Install

npm install cli-navigator

Quick start

import "adaptive-extender/node";
import { Navigator, SingleSelectionMenu, Transition } from "cli-navigator";

const menu = new SingleSelectionMenu<string>();
menu.title = "Choose";
menu.atCase("Option A", "a");
menu.atCase("Option B", "b");
menu.onContinue((value) => {
    console.log(`Chose: ${value}`);
    return Transition.success("Done");
});

const navigator = new Navigator();
await navigator.launch("My App", menu);

Navigator

Drives the scene loop. Owns a History of Frames and runs them one at a time.

const navigator = new Navigator();               // generic non-TTY notice
const navigator = new Navigator({ notice: "Run 'myapp config' in a terminal." }); // custom notice
await navigator.launch("App title", rootMenu);

NavigatorOptions

| Field | Type | Default | Description | | -------- | -------- | -------------------------------------------------- | ----------------------------------------------------- | | notice | string | "This command requires an interactive terminal." | Message written to stderr when stdout is not a TTY. |

Transition

Returned by menu onContinue / onCancel handlers to control what happens next.

| Factory | Effect | | --------------------------- | ------------------------------------------ | | Transition.reload | Stay on the current frame (re-render). | | Transition.back | Go back one step in history. | | Transition.to(menu, ctx?) | Navigate forward to a new frame. | | Transition.success(msg) | Terminate with an outro success message. | | Transition.fail(msg) | Terminate with a cancel failure message. |

Menu

Abstract base class. Subclass to create custom menus, or use the four built-in concrete types below.

menu.title = "Section title";
menu.onContinue((value, context) => Transition.to(nextMenu, context));
menu.onCancel(() => Transition.back);

SingleSelectionMenu<V, C>

Renders a single-choice select prompt.

const menu = new SingleSelectionMenu<string>();
menu.atCase("Label", "value");
menu.initial = "value";   // pre-select an option

MultiSelectionMenu<V, C>

Renders a multi-choice select prompt.

const menu = new MultiSelectionMenu<string>();
menu.atCase("Label", "value", true);  // third arg = initially selected

InputNumberMenu<C>

Renders a text prompt validated as an integer in a range.

const menu = new InputNumberMenu();
menu.title = "Enter a percentage";
menu.value = 50;      // default value shown in the prompt
menu.minimum = 1;
menu.maximum = 99;
menu.exclusive = false; // set true to exclude the upper bound

InputCharacterMenu<C>

Renders a text prompt validated as exactly one character.

const menu = new InputCharacterMenu();
menu.title = "Filled character";
menu.value = "█";