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Add the ability to provide a "hint text" #6
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@luanpotter Have you tested this on Windows? |
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I have a Windows machine available. I can test this PR out some time this week. |
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So while using this great library I thought it would be cool to be able to add a more in-depth description of the field. I thought with some bash hackery I could add a line below the prompt with some sort of hint/description/alt of the field, and I thought it looked pretty cool. I did this on my project by wrapping your library calls but I thought you might want to consider it an interesting addition.
I am not sure though; it is a bit hacky using some escape sequences (not too much, I imagine you use that in other parts), and it might be too specific to my use case. But nonetheless, I leave it as a suggestion.
Here's a video of what it looks like: