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I love Trogon and have built a CLI for the open source Egeria Project with it. Many of the commands that we issue are written using Rich (and pyegeria). We have also been exploring using Textual for some of these commands to support more interactive workflows.
It seems like it would be useful to optionally take the CLI and use it as an application where a user can login, execute a command, see the result, and have control returned to Trogon so they can select the next command. So the question is, can we use our Trogon based CLI to execute one of our commands and then return control to the Trogon CLI? Or perhaps to wrap the Trogon based CLI (which is in Textual anyway) as a Textual application to get this kind of behavior? Is there a better way to do this? Any thoughts from the community?
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I love Trogon and have built a CLI for the open source Egeria Project with it. Many of the commands that we issue are written using Rich (and pyegeria). We have also been exploring using Textual for some of these commands to support more interactive workflows.
It seems like it would be useful to optionally take the CLI and use it as an application where a user can login, execute a command, see the result, and have control returned to Trogon so they can select the next command. So the question is, can we use our Trogon based CLI to execute one of our commands and then return control to the Trogon CLI? Or perhaps to wrap the Trogon based CLI (which is in Textual anyway) as a Textual application to get this kind of behavior? Is there a better way to do this? Any thoughts from the community?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: