Hey there, questionary user here.
I opened this issue to hide the password that an user types when using questionary.password() (a wrapper around PromptSession(is_password=True): tmbo/questionary#321
Would be nice to specify the character to use to mask the password; right now this is *, and from a quick look it doesn't seem possible to change this behavior from an external user point of view? But correct me if I'm wrong obviously.
Line of code affected:
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def __init__(self, char: str = "*") -> None: |
Would be nice to select either the character to use, e.g., empty string "", or just have a switch to mask the password at all, leaving the default * in case the password is not masked.
Hey there,
questionaryuser here.I opened this issue to hide the password that an user types when using
questionary.password()(a wrapper aroundPromptSession(is_password=True): tmbo/questionary#321Would be nice to specify the character to use to mask the password; right now this is
*, and from a quick look it doesn't seem possible to change this behavior from an external user point of view? But correct me if I'm wrong obviously.Line of code affected:
python-prompt-toolkit/src/prompt_toolkit/layout/processors.py
Line 311 in 490cf90
Would be nice to select either the character to use, e.g., empty string
"", or just have a switch to mask the password at all, leaving the default*in case the password is not masked.