__Command line dialogs made easy.__
## Installation
From github:
```
git clone https://github.com/nicr9/pydialog.git
cd pydialog
sudo python2.7 setup.py install
```
## Examples
First things first, import `Dialog`:
```
from pydialog import Dialog
```
This is used to make a variety of different dialogs for collecting user input.
For example, asking user for a string:
```
d = Dialog("What's your name?")
d.input() # This blocks until user answers
print "Hello %s" % d.result
```
You can also ask the user to choose from a selection:
```
d = Dialog("Which do you prefer?")
d.choose(['cake', 'chocolate'])
print "I like %s too!" % d.result
```
Or maybe you just want the answer to a yes/no question?:
```
d = Dialog("Do you want to quit?")
d.yesno()
if d.result:
quit()
```
Finally, you can also ask users for passwords. This is like the `Dialog.input()`
method shown above but it doesn't display what the user is typing:
```
d = Dialog("Please enter your password")
d.secret()
sign_in(username, d.result)
```
## Author
Name: Nic Roland<br>
Twitter: [@nicr9_](https://twitter.com/nicr9_)<br>
email: nicroland9@gmail.com
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