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//! Library giving an easy way to fetch input from the standard input through the exported [`input`] macro.
//!
//! # Example
//! ```rust
//! use catch_input::input;
//!
//! fn main() {
//! let input_a = input!("What's your favorite food? ");
//! let input_b = input!(|| { print!("What's your favorite drink? ") });
//!
//! assert!(input_a, String::from("Oatmeal"));
//! assert!(input_b, String::from("Water"));
//!
//! // $ cargo run
//! // What's your favorite food? Oatmeal
//! // What's your favorite drink? Water
//! }
//! ```
use ;
use FnOnce;
/// Returns a trimmed [`String`] containing the user input from standard input.
/// You may pass a function that is meant to work as the input prompt.
///
/// ### **This is meant for implementation in the [`input`] macro, not for external use.**
///
/// # Example
/// ```rust
/// let inp = _get_input_with(|| { print!("Input => "); });
/// assert!(inp, String::from("Hello, World!"));
/// ```
/// The application input would like this...
/// ```txt
/// Input => Hello, World!
/// ```
/// Macro that returns a trimmed [`String`] containing the user input from standard input.
/// You may pass an argument to be used as a prompt, you may use a [`FnOnce`] or a type with the [`Display`] trait implemented.
///
/// # Example
/// ```rust
/// let input_a = input!("InputA => ");
/// let input_b = input!(|| { print!("InputB => "); });
///
/// assert!(input_a, String::from("Hello"))
/// assert!(input_b, String::from("World"))
///
/// /*
/// $ cargo run
/// InputA => Hello
/// InputB => World
/// */
/// ```