laravel-prompts

Laravel Prompts enables building interactive CLI prompts by providing text, password, select, multiselect, suggest, search, confirm, form, and progress input types with built-in validation, defaults, and placeholder hints. Integrate them directly into Artisan commands to create guided workflows with user feedback and terminal navigation features like scrolling and arrow keys.

Laravel Prompts supports validation through closures, Laravel validation rules, and required field constraints. Validation runs on user input before accepting the response, enabling custom logic, standard rule enforcement, and mandatory field checks to ensure data quality in interactive command-line tools.

Yes, Laravel Prompts supports composing multiple prompt types into multi-step workflows. Combine text, select, multiselect, confirm, and form prompts sequentially to build guided CLI flows that collect and validate user input across multiple stages within Artisan commands or interactive applications.

Laravel Prompts integrates with Laravel's testing utilities, allowing you to test prompt interactions, validation flows, and user input handling. Mock and assert prompt behavior within your test environment to verify CLI command workflows execute correctly across common testing scenarios.

Laravel Prompts provides text, password, select, multiselect, suggest, search, confirm, form, and progress input types. Each type handles specific interaction patterns—password masks sensitive input, select and multiselect enable choice narrowing, suggest and search provide filtering, confirm handles yes/no logic, and progress displays task completion.

Yes, Laravel Prompts integrates with Laravel Artisan commands and testing utilities within existing Laravel projects. It applies to interactive CLI applications built on Laravel, enabling validated prompts in command-line tools without external dependencies or framework changes.