Add multiline support and use command for changing behavior

[k-aito]

Hello @mrgick

I find this one a bit dirty to be honest but it is working at first view, but if you see a better way to implement it don't hesitate. If you think it's a bit outside the scope don't hesitate to tell me too.

I think there would be some explain after /singleline and /multiline like how they work and stuff like that.

/help command

using /multiline

switching back to /singleline and checking what was sent before and then /quit

[mrgick]

Hello, @k-aito

Very good idea to add commands.
I refactored it a bit and made a cli.py file
Also, I changed the multiple input to sys.stdin.read() - it stops when you raise EOFError (Ctrl+D)

Examples:

• /help

• /multiline

• /singleline

• Bad input - empty string

• /quit

Also, if you have any remarks/suggestions, then write them :)

[k-aito]

It looks very cool like that. The code looks much more clear than my "draft / dirty" version ^^

Maybe a `/model name´ could be nice, but I don't think it's possible because DDG is cleaning the conversation when changing the model.
Something like /summarize could be handy, but it's maybe better to let people easily do their own command in the conf.toml maybe in a key/value style.

Example:

In the conf file

summarize = "Summarize me what I said"

In the application, /summarize would be replaced by Summarize me what I said and validated.
But it would be more of a bonus than a necessity, in my opinion ^^

[mrgick]

Interesting ideas

/model can only be implemented with clearing the chat, though... We could collect the conversation history into one first prompt and send it into a new model

/summarize can be implemented

I think I'll write them in two issues, as this PR is already standalone

So, I will try to play with ideas as soon as I have time, firstly I'll try to speed up api.py (try to replace httpx with curl_cffi, and json to msgspec).

[k-aito]

That sounds nice for me ^^

If I can get something else working, I will do a PR if not, you don't need to wait for me.

It's already very nice like that, it lets me avoid opening a browser when I just need to type 1 line.

Good luck for curl_cffi and msgspec I even don't know them at all ^^

[mrgick]

It would be nice if you could help with some of issue, maybe implement /summarise

And thanks for the luck with speeding up ^^

Have a nice day ;)

[k-aito]

I will try to take a look when I have a bit of time.

Have a nice day too