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Summary of Changes:

  • Updated add Command:
  • The add command now supports adding multiple pages in a loop, streamlining the process of adding several pages at once.

Implemented help Command:

  • A new help command has been added, allowing users to view all available commands in the static tool and helping them understand how to use the tool.

Enhanced setup Command:

  • The setup command now interacts with users to prompt for the project name, description, and author during project setup. A loading bar with a tick box was also introduced to visually indicate progress during the setup process.

Improved User Interaction:

  • Clear prompts and feedback messages have been added throughout the tool. Input validation for project name, description, and author ensures proper data entry.

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In this update, the add command was modified to allow adding multiple pages in a loop, making it easier to add several pages at once. Additionally, the help command was implemented, providing users with a clear overview of all available commands in the static tool. The setup command was enhanced to prompt users interactively for the project name, description, and author during setup. A loading bar with a tick box was added to visually indicate the progress during the project setup. Furthermore, the user interaction was improved with clear prompts and feedback messages, and input validations were added for fields such as project name, description, and author to ensure correct inputs.
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Hi rather than putting all the code inside of the main.go file, can you create another folder inside the CMD dir and create a package for it?

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Hi rather than putting all the code inside of the main.go file, can you create another folder inside the CMD dir and create a package for it?

That's a great suggestion. I'll create a new folder inside the cmd directory and structure the code as a separate package.

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