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Goal and Philosophy
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-------------------
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- **`` PyInquirer`` ** strives to be an easily embeddable and beautiful
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+ **PyInquirer ** strives to be an easily embeddable and beautiful
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command line interface for `Python <https://python.org/ >`__.
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- **`` PyInquirer`` ** wants to make it easy for existing Inquirer.js users
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+ **PyInquirer ** wants to make it easy for existing Inquirer.js users
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to write immersive command line applications in Python. We are convinced
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that its feature-set is the most complete for building immersive CLI
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- applications. We also hope that **`` PyInquirer`` ** proves itself useful
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+ applications. We also hope that **PyInquirer ** proves itself useful
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to Python users.
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- **`` PyInquirer`` ** should ease the process of - providing *error
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+ **PyInquirer ** should ease the process of - providing *error
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feedback * - *asking questions * - *parsing * input - *validating * answers
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- managing *hierarchical prompts *
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- **Note: ** **`` PyInquirer`` ** provides the user interface and the inquiry
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+ **Note: ** **PyInquirer ** provides the user interface and the inquiry
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session flow. >
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Documentation
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Most of the examples intend to demonstrate a single question type or
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feature:
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- - bottom-bar .py
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- - expand.py
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- - list.py
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- - password.py
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- - when.py
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- - checkbox.py
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- - confirm.py
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- - hierarchical.py
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- - pizza.py - demonstrate using different question types
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- - editor.py
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- - input.py
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- - rawlist.py
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+ - ` editor .py < ./examples/editor.py >`_
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+ - ` expand.py < ./examples/expand.py >`_
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+ - ` list.py < ./examples/list.py >`_
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+ - ` password.py < ./examples/password.py >`_
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+ - ` when.py < ./examples/when.py >`_
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+ - ` checkbox.py < ./examples/checkbox.py >`_
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+ - ` confirm.py < ./examples/confirm.py >`_
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+ - ` hierarchical.py < ./examples/hierarchical.py >`_
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+ - ` pizza.py < ./examples/pizza.py >`_ - demonstrate using different question types
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+ - ` editor.py < ./examples/editor.py >`_
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+ - ` input.py < ./examples/input.py >`_
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+ - ` rawlist.py < ./examples/rawlist.py >`_
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If you want to launch examples with the code from repository instead of
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installing a package you need to execute ``pip install -e . `` within project
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