go-choice

• chore: Update Go to 1.18
• refactor: Don't export Choice struct and optimize old code

Search is now case insensitive #10 - Thanks to @ilkeraksu

⚠ Migrated TwinProduction/go-choice to TwiN/go-choice

Updated dependencies

• Added text search feature
• Left arrow can now be used for quitting
• Removed support for navigation with WASD and HJKL
• Removed support for quitting with Q

• Added support for HOME, END, PGUP and PGDN keys
• Fixed a rendering issue

• Added support for CTRL+C shortcut for quitting
• Added more tests

• Return the index of the choice to prevent having to iterate over objects after selecting a choice

• Colors are now converted to tcell colors only once
• Replaced screen.Sync() by screen.Show()
• Each lines are now redrawn one by one instead of calling screen.Clear() on every event

• Migrated from termbox-go to tcell
• Added tests
• Updated to Go 1.13

• Added license to library
• Updated termbox-go module
• Reduced memory footprint by passing pointer instead of objects
• Use ellipsis notation instead for custom options instead of having PickWithConfig function. As a result, PickWithConfig has been merged into Pick.

• Fixed a small bug that happened when the question above the choices contained a new line.

• Added support for higher number of options #4

Before, if there was more options than what could fit in the screen, you couldn't access them.
With this update, you can now have as much options as you desire.

You can now specify text color, background color and selected text color and boldness by using PickWithConfig instead of Pick.

Switched from gopkg to go.mod

Remove BACKSPACE as key to cancel choice

Features

• l (vim) and d (WASD) can now be used to select an option

Features

• Added support for devices without arrow keys (#2)
  • Vim keys: j (down) and k (up)
  • Standard WASD keys: w (up) and s (down)
• q and BACKSPACE can now be used to quit the menu
• SPACE can now be used to pick the currently selected option
• The Pick function now returns string, error instead of string. Rather than using panic(...) when no option is chosen or when a user wants to quit without choosing, a non-null error is returned, thus allowing developers to handle the situation however they want.

First release