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Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
I'm currently trying to write a shell script to install Arch Linux using gum. But I've encountered some problems. For example I really want to make the user configure everything like how archinstall does before the installation begins. So...
Describe the solution you'd like
Combine different gum elements to show on a same page, it's like how you complete your Google forms. For example a shell script that has a gum input element and two gum choose elements in one terminal page so that you can navigate with ncurses and choose which element you want to fill in first.
Wrap gum elements into gum style
For example running
But make the border wrap around the input prompt instead of printing what the user has input in inside the boarder.
Currently trying to print a figlet ascii art with gum style but really hope that boarder can dynamically fit the terminal window size. Maybe a full screen option I guess?
Describe alternatives you've considered
IDK writing these features myself?
Or maybe the feature already exists but I haven't noticed them yet.
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Features to make my arch Linux installation script much feasible
Features to make my arch Linux installation script much more feasible
Nov 1, 2023
Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
I'm currently trying to write a shell script to install Arch Linux using gum. But I've encountered some problems. For example I really want to make the user configure everything like how archinstall does before the installation begins. So...
Describe the solution you'd like
gum input
element and twogum choose
elements in one terminal page so that you can navigate with ncurses and choose which element you want to fill in first.For example running
But make the border wrap around the input prompt instead of printing what the user has input in inside the boarder.
Currently trying to print a figlet ascii art with
gum style
but really hope that boarder can dynamically fit the terminal window size. Maybe a full screen option I guess?A good progress bar via harmonica
Describe alternatives you've considered
IDK writing these features myself?
Or maybe the feature already exists but I haven't noticed them yet.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: