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CLI for user input 🎙️

Use inq for prompts in your shell commands/scripts.

For example, to show a checkbox:

uvx inq checkbox -m "Choose your toppings" -c Pepperoni -c Mushrooms -c Onions`

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Source distribution for inq 0.3.0
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