Jeromos Kovács
Jeromos Kovács
oh my! do you happen to have any idea why that is?
for the cli wizardry, I know a pretty neat library: [`dialoguer`](https://docs.rs/dialoguer). it's quite lightweight, very stable and UX is awesome adoptation should be considered
I couldn't agree more with you, IMO this is an excellent idea long-term. I've even done some prototyping, although it really is minimal, the benefits can be seen immediately. check...
> I'll try it if that's fine..? I'd be happy if you did, maybe every once in a while I'll hop in, but can't make sure about that, good luck!
isn't it a duplicate of #38?
> [!NOTE] > one test doesn't pass, as I've removed the unicode character strikethrough thing  should I revert it and use the old method, or use the new one...
I've got the following question: is there a fairly easy way of turning markdown-like decorations in the scope of examples/html2text? I find it quite annoying, that __\*bold text looks like...
neither the `--css` `--colour` `--trivial` or any combination of these solve my "issue": I'd like to use this tool to render `html` into the terminal. Without paging, with styles, colours...
anyways, I've found [`chawan`](https://chawan.net), which is basically a TUI web browser, and so does an impressively good job at rendering `html`. I'm closing this now out-of-date spaghetti PR ;)
For me, it's just the opposite. What about making some function in `$SHELL`, to check the num of args, and if none is received, use `hx .` else `hx $FILE`?