====== gum ======
A command-line tool for adding attractive interactivity to shell scripts.

===== Subcommands =====
==== choose ====
Selects one or more values from a given list of options. Unlike ''filter'', ''choose'' does not allow the user to search through the list.

==== confirm ====
Prompts for confirmation, returning ''0'' on an affirmative answer and ''1'' on a negative one. This leads to the general form ''gum confirm && YES_CMD || NO_CMD''. 

<code bash>
gum confirm && ls || echo "never mind"
</code>

==== file ====
Navigates through a given path to select and output a filename. 

==== filter ====
Chooses one or more values from a newline-separated list.

==== format ====
Renders the input as a Go template.

==== input ====
Requests a single line of input, printing the output. 

==== join ====
Joins text horizontally or vertically. 

==== pager ====
Pages through data passed to stdin.

==== spin ====
Displays a spinner for the duration of a command. Available spinners include:

  * line
  * dot (default)
  * minidot
  * jump
  * pulse
  * points
  * globe
  * moon
  * monkey
  * meter
  * hamburger

==== style ====
Applies text styling to its input.

==== table ====
Renders a table of data. By default, it expects the data to be in CSV format.

==== write ====
Multi-line text input with complete cursor-based editing.

===== Customization =====
===== Resources =====
  * [[https://github.com/charmbracelet/gum|GitHub page]]
  * [[https://hackaday.com/2023/03/29/linux-fu-gum-up-your-script/|Hackaday article]]

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