Summary
In this chapter, you learned how to create a survey with different interactive prompts and a terminal dashboard containing a variety of widgets. These are just examples that can hopefully inspire you in terms of interactivity within your own command-line application.
The survey example showed you how to use a variety of different types of prompts; you can prompt the user for their user experience, but as you’ve seen within the audio file CLI, you can also just prompt for missing information. These prompts can be input throughout your code in places where prompts may come in handy, or they can be strung along a list of other questions and you can create a more thorough survey for your users.
The player terminal dashboard gives you an example of how to create a terminal dashboard for a command-line interface. Consider the kind of data your users will be sending or retrieving from your command-line interface and let that guide you in your design of a more visual approach...
