tackle.yaml

<-:
  help: A hello world based tour of tackle-box
  exec:
    hello_worlds:
      - Simplist:
          file: simple.yaml
          desc: Simplest example using a `print` hook
      - With rendering:
          file: simple-render.yaml
          desc: Printing using rendering where context is used from prior key
      - Calling hooks multiple ways:
          file: multiple-prints.yaml
          desc: Using the `print` hook multiple ways
      - Interactive examples:
          file: interactive.yaml
          desc: Interactive example using `input` and `select` hooks
      - With flow control logic:
          file: flow-control.yaml
          desc: Interactive example using `input` and `select` hooks
      - Python hooks:
          file: python-hook.yaml
          desc: |
            Using a python hook which is located in the `hooks/hello.py` and automatically
            made available. These are the basis of all tackle hooks.
      - Declarative hooks:
          file: declarative-hook.yaml
          desc: |
            Using declarative hook, ie hook created in yaml. These are reusable groups of
            logic or can be used to validate schemas and expose methods against them.
      - Declarative imported hooks:
          file: declarative-hook-import.yaml
          desc: |
            Again, a declarative hook but this time it is simply a file located in the `hooks`
            directory which is then made available to rest of the runtime.
      - Road map:
          file: roadmap.yaml
          desc: |
            And more to come in the future.

    examples:
      ->: checkbox "Select which ways to print `hello world` in tackle"
      checked: true
      choices: hello_worlds

    do->:
      for: examples
      chdir: hellos
      input-info:
        ->: markdown
        text: |
          Input File:
          ```
          {{file(item.file)}}
          ```
      desc->: print "[bold red]{{item.desc}}[/bold red]"
      output-info->: print "Console Output:" "\n"
      run->: tackle {{item.file}}
      cat->: confirm Continue?