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A module that provides common functions for yes/no CLI queries

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# yesno

Quite frequently I need to create simple CLI interfaces for the programs I write, every time I end up creating a different set of functions that never have a good set of satisfactory behaviours. For this reason I’m putting this project publicly, so I can use the same library for those purposes and improve it continusly.

Example:

>>> import yesno
>>> yesno.input_to_bool('Do you like pancakes', default='yes')
Do you like pancakes[yes]? no
False

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