Module core 

Core abstractions every prompt implements.

A prompt is three small things:

impl Prompt for MyPrompt {
    type Output = String;
    fn handle(&mut self, key: Key) -> Step<String> { ... }
    fn render(&self, ctx: RenderCtx) -> Frame      { ... }
    fn render_answered(&self, v: &String) -> Frame { ... }
}

The generic run function in core::runner owns everything else: raw mode, the key loop, line-count bookkeeping, the validate → success transition, the answered redraw, and Ctrl+C cleanup. Prompts never touch crossterm or stderr directly.

Structs

RenderCtx

Information the runner hands to Prompt::render on every frame.

Enums

Key

Step

The transition a prompt requests after handling one key.

Traits

Prompt

The contract every interactive prompt implements.

Functions

run

Run a prompt to completion.

Type Aliases

Frame

One screen’s worth of prompt output. Each String is exactly one terminal row (newlines are added by the runner). Owning the row split here means the runner can track line counts without re-parsing strings.