Set Tea program options about huh

[testinfected]

Ah makes sense, will try that

Thanks @caarlos0

[caarlos0]

Maybe it's not needed: the form is a model, which you can then run as a regular bubbletea model, passing options as you need, e.g.: tea.Run(form, options...)

[testinfected]

I'm reopening since although I can workaround as @caarlos0 suggested, it forces to rewrite all the Run methods if I want to provide my own program with specific configuration options (e.g. without tty for CI runs).

[caarlos0]

hey @testinfected, sorry, what do you mean by "rewriting all the Run methods"?

is your project OSS, or can you share an example of what you're doing?

[testinfected]

Unfortunately no the project is not open source, nevertheless I can share some details about what we're doing.

We have a CLI application for internal use. Some commands require interaction with the user (e.g. asking for confirmation, showing a spinner, showing interactive tables, and more).

We end-to-end test against the actual binary. In our CI those tests are run without a TTY and I want to setup the tea.Program with options WithInput(nil) and WithoutRenderer().

We also want to be able (with a command line flag), to switch off ANSI sequences for capturing and processing of ouput (using WithoutRenderer()).

Currently the Run() commands create the program so I don't see a way of configuring the program with options except from rewriting the Run() commands, which in turn might require to fork and modify the source code.

If we add a e.g. func (f *Form) RunWith/In(p *Program) error that would solve my issue. Same for spinner.

Hope that helps understanding our issues. If you have any more questions I can provide additional details.

Thanks

[caarlos0]

see #109

[testinfected]

Great, many thanks

[testinfected]

Looks good to me