cli_repl 0.2.3

A simple library for creating CLI REPLs

Changelog

0.2.3

• Code cleanup to change how some parameters are initialized.

0.2.2

• Avoid triggering https://github.com/dart-lang/sdk/issue/34775.

• Explicitly declare Repl.exit()'s type as FutureOr<void>.

0.2.1

• Migrate to null-safety
• Require >=Dart 2.12

0.2.0+2

• Removed a dart:async import that isn't required for >=Dart 2.1.
• Require >=Dart 2.1.

0.2.0+1

• Support Dart 2 stable.

0.2.0

• Removes option to use sharedStdIn, as well as the io package dependency.

0.1.3

• Line editing should now work in environments like the Emacs terminal where EscO is used for ANSI-escaped input instead of the more typical Esc[.

• Fixed issue with the prompt changing to the Node default when running on it.

• Broadened dependency on the async package to support 2.x.x versions.

0.1.2

• If compiled to JS and run with Node, Repl.runAsync() should now work. It uses the Node readline library for line editing.

• Repl.runAsync() now supports running with no terminal, and should operate similarly to how Repl.run() does, both on the Dart VM and on Node.

0.1.1

• Fix issues on Windows

0.1.0

• Makes Repl.run() synchronous, since that use case is probably more common. The asynchronous version can now be run with Repl.runAsync().

• When running with Repl.run() and no terminal, this will no longer crash, and instead print both prompts and the input, allowing you to test a REPL by piping input to it.

• Adds support for limited cutting and pasting with Ctrl-U, Ctrl-K, and Ctrl-Y.

0.0.1

• Initial release