actions-example.ts

// Name: Actions Example
import { Action } from "@johnlindquist/kit"
import { } from "express"
import { } from "lodash-es"










// Using a "flag" determines where to do to custom logic: After the prompt or in the action
// Also, "flags" are supported when running the script in the terminal with `--js`
let actions: Action[] = [
  {
    shortcut: `${cmd}+t`,
    name: "Append .ts",
    visible: true, // Display shortcut in the prompt
    onAction: async (input, state) => {
      // Since we're not using a "flag", we can do custom logic here
      submit(`${state.focused?.name}.ts`)
    },
  },
  {
    name: "Append .js",
    flag: "js", // Set `global.flag.js` to true when selecting the action
  },
]

let result = await arg("Pick a number", ["one", "two", "three"], actions)

if (flag.js) {
  result = `${result}.js`
}

await div({ html: result, preview: ``, flags: {} })