Hi,

so I saw in your examples that in your array of choices, you can also put in objects:
{name: 'Sprite', disabled: 'Temporarily unavailable'}

Are these the only 2 attributes that are supported?
What would be lovely is that we would be able to have a name and a value, like an option in an HTML select element.
Is this possible with the current version?

I was trying to use this prompt when I saw that error handling was not right. As in if there is a validation on the question and it returns "an error" you could still hit enter and it would terminate the process...

After looking at the source there seems to be an onError handler missing

Replication repo: https://github.com/jamonholmgren/prompt-list-duplication

Output from list prompt is duplicated:

Any ideas why this might be happening?

TypeError: Cannot set property 'errorMessage' of undefined
index.js:14
    at Checkbox (d:\create-adapter\node_modules\prompt-checkbox\index.js:14:21)
    at Radio (d:\create-adapter\node_modules\prompt-radio\index.js:12:12)
    at List (d:\create-adapter\node_modules\prompt-list\index.js:12:9)
    at Enquirer.register (d:\create-adapter\node_modules\enquirer\index.js:52:28)

Debugging shows that this is undefined at the above location.

Hi,

I've been using this excellent package in my project. I have noticed that when an item is selected then it is the name of the item that is returned. I have to then iterate my data source to find the item with the name selected to get the id that can be used later (kind of SELECT and OPTION HTML elements).

async chooseCourse(enquirer) {
  const courses = await this.getCourses();
  const choices = [...courses].map(o => {
    return {
      name: o.text,
      id: o.value
    };
  });

  var questions = [
    {
      type: "list",
      name: "action",
      message: "Choose a course ...",
      choices
    }
  ];

  const answer = await enquirer.ask(questions);
  const selectedCourse = _.find(choices, i => i.name == answer.action); // find the course

  await this.selectCourse(selectedCourse.id); // use the id
}

Is there a way how to force enquirer to return the whole object or this is not how it was designed and how it works?

Thanks,
Karel

Hi, I'm working with a bunch of list questions using the when function, but I'm facing a weird behavior.
For example:

const questions = [{
  name: 'order',
  type: 'list',
  message: 'What would you like to order?',
  // choices may be defined as an array or a function that returns an array
  choices: [
    'Coke',
    'Diet Coke',
    'Cherry Coke',
    {name: 'Sprite', disabled: 'Temporarily unavailable'},
    'Water'
  ],
  when: function () {
    return false
  }
}]

enquirer
   .ask(questions)
   .then(answers => {
     console.log(answers)
   })
   .catch(err => {
     console.log(err)
   })

and the answers object will be:

{ order: 'Coke' }

this is unexpected at least for me, I was expecting the order's answer to be undefined
so, I'm not sure if this is the right behavior and if it is, how can I avoid this case?

Thanks

Node Version: 8.9.4
prompt-list Version: 3.2.0
OS: macOS 10.13.6, Windows 10

I've noticed that ctrl+c fails to work after a prompt has been run. Here's a simple reproduction:
https://gist.github.com/rkorsak/48c3e302cb37613cfc4b771827cdda30

I noticed a slightly similar issue had been reported and closed back in 2017, but I haven't yet had time to try to dig in and find a solution.

So far I've noticed this happening for both prompt-list and prompt-confirm, and I suspect it's more of an issue with one of the shared dependencies. If there's a better repo to report this in, or any other info I can provide, I'll be happy to help. Enquirer (and its various prompts) has a been a huge benefit to my project.

Hi there. Finding I would really like if there were a way to combine the selection mechanism of prompt-list with the display layout of something like cli-table (see the image at https://www.npmjs.com/package/cli-table). So, pressing up and down would highlight different items in the table. Not sure if there would be a way to work that in to prompt-list, or if it would have to be a separate package.

Thanks!