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Re: Ask HN: Good examples of interactive command-line user experience?

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Serverless (https://serverless.com) has a nice experience. I believe it is built using inquirer.js (https://github.com/SBoudrias/Inquirer.js)

I've recently built an internal tool with inquirer and it was a really nice development and user experience. I haven't figured out the best way to test the interactions though.

termUI in go is also nice if you need graphing and viz for a dashboard like command line.

Re: Ask HN: Good examples of interactive command-line user experience?

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I like npm-check https://github.com/dylang/npm-check it has a really useful and easy to use UI, on of the nicest terminal UI driven applications I have used. Edited: to use TUI instead of CLI

TUI is not CLI. htop and these curses interfaces was TUI

Re: Ask HN: Good examples of interactive command-line user experience?

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post #6

git

it was awful, it is getting better and I think it's a good example in several occasions

(I mean when it's not an unpredictable sequence of commands that need to be passed to accomplish something outside of a regular workflow)

Re: Ask HN: Good examples of interactive command-line user experience?

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post #4

Serverless ( https://serverless.com ) has a nice experience. I believe it is built using inquirer.js ( https://github.com/SBoudrias/Inquirer.js ) I've recently built an internal tool with inquirer and it was a really nice development and user experience. I haven't figured out the best way to test the interactions though. termUI in go is also nice if you need graphing and viz for a dashboard like command line.

I can second Serverless. Apart from being quite a powerful tool, it also has a nice experience overall.

Re: Ask HN: Good examples of interactive command-line user experience?

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post #7

I like npm-check https://github.com/dylang/npm-check it has a really useful and easy to use UI, on of the nicest terminal UI driven applications I have used. Edited: to use TUI instead of CLI

TUI is not CLI. htop and these curses interfaces was TUI

Thank you for the clarification, I updated my post.
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