This crate provides a way to get user input with autocomplete optional auto complete functionality. Very simple to use, and parsing the input is done in a very simple way.
To use this crate you need to add the following to your Cargo.toml:
toml
[dependencies]
user_input_with_autocomplete = "*" # or just copy the current crate version number istead of *
To use it in the code, you need to import the user_input_with_autocomplete crate:
rust
use user_input_with_autocomplete::input::UserInput;
Then you can use the UserInput struct to get user input:
rust
// Example
fn main() {
let a = UserInput::new("Enter a number: ", None); // Here the first argument to the constructor of the struct is the prompt, and the second argument is to use auto-complete or not.
// To use the auto-complete feature instead of None, you need to provide a function of the following type
//Some(fn(String) -> String)```
let b = a.to_string();
let c: i32 = a.parse().unwrap(); // It's simple to parse the input and you can even parse it as a vector of strings or specified type, seperated by spaces.
} ```
autocomplete - This feature enables the auto-complete feature.MIT
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