Is there a filter to hide input on terminal?
See original GitHub issueI want to hidden the typing of this field: It is possible in the latest version (3.0.6)? I didn’t find anything about it in the doc
password = shell.Prompt("Insert your password:")
Thanks in advance!
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Hi @derks,
thanks! At the moment I have implemented as follows:
I will replace when the feature is added. Great work, great framework!
@francescobianca this will be available in stable/3.0.8: