Something like a version of https://github.com/antirez/linenoise/ in node

Goals:

• Basic prompt motions (left, right, backspace, delete)
• Terminal resize support
• Token-based readline alternative, including whitespace/quoting support
• Full-featured tab completion system
  • Token-based options including whitespace/quoting
  • Free-form completer allowing complete text replacement
• Token-based tab completion system
• History support
• Unicode support
• Application testing utilities
• Minimal dependencies
• Useful documentation
• Strongly typed implementation
• Learn some stuff about 1970s technology and how to implement it in 2010s technology

Usage:

The default usage is intended to be similar to the nodejs built in readline module. A sample program can be found in bin/examle.ts.

NOTE: The library does not yet support tokens, so we're stuck with lines of text for now.

The basic gist is:

function completer(line: string, addCompletion: CompleterCallback): void {
    const options = [
        'optiona',
        'optionb',
    ];
    const matching = options.filter(option => {
        return option.startsWith(line);
    });
    addCompletion(...matching);
}

function handler(line: string) {
    console.log('Line was:', line);
}

const noise = new Noise({
    completer: completer,
    lineHandler: handler,
});

noise.run();