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Build terminal forms and interactive prompts in Go with Huh v2 (charm.land/huh/v2, charmbracelet): input, text, password, select, multiselect, confirm, note, and file picker fields grouped into pages, with validation, dynamic fields, themes, accessible mode, and a spinner for fol
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Build terminal forms and interactive prompts in Go with Huh v2 (charm.land/huh/v2, charmbracelet): input, text, password, select, multiselect, confirm, note, and file picker fields grouped into pages, with validation, dynamic fields, themes, accessible mode, and a spinner for follow up work. Use when asking a user questions from a CLI, building a wizard, survey, or yes or no question, either standalone with Run or embedded in a Bubble Tea v2 program. Not for shell scripts (charmed-gum) or free form TUIs (charmed-bubbletea).
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Huh v2
Build terminal forms and prompts in Go with Huh v2: typed fields, validation, dynamic options, themes, accessible mode, and forms embedded in Bubble Tea.
Import as "charm.land/huh/v2"; the spinner is "charm.land/huh/v2/spinner".
Pinned and verified against v2.0.3. Go blocks headed // examples/... are
trimmed from
complete programs
that build against the pinned modules; // excerpt blocks are API sketches.
If the project's go.mod still requires github.com/charmbracelet/huh
(pre-v2), the v2 APIs here do not apply. Use go doc against the
project's version and keep its import paths unless the user asks to
migrate.
Workflow
- Declare a variable for each answer.
- Build fields with a
TitleandValue(&v)(or aKey), addValidatewhere input must be checked, and put them into pages withNewGroup. - Choose output and mode:
WithOutput(os.Stderr)when stdout carries results; callWithAccessibleonly whenACCESSIBLEis set. - Standalone, call
form.Run()and handlehuh.ErrUserAborted(exit 130) and other errors. Inside Bubble Tea, embed the form instead. - Check the bound values after
Run; accessible mode returns nil without running validation on EOF. - Try it in a terminal: required fields, back navigation, ctrl+c, dynamic
options, and once in accessible mode (
TERM=dumb). Fix what fails and rerun.
Shape of a form
Form holds Groups; a group is one page of Fields. The user moves
through fields with enter or tab (shift+tab back), and the form advances to
the next group when every field on the page validates. Answers land in
variables you bind with Value(&v).
The standalone example
collects and prints a local task plan. From a repository checkout, run it in
a terminal with cd examples && go run ./charmed-huh/standalone.
// examples/charmed-huh/standalone/main.go
var (
projects []string
tasks []string
location string
confirm bool
)
form := huh.NewForm(
huh.NewGroup(
huh.NewNote().
Title("Local task planner").
Description("Choose projects and tasks. Use _space_ to toggle, `/` to filter, *ctrl+a* for all."),
huh.NewMultiSelect[string]().
Title("Projects").
Options(
huh.NewOption("Website", "site").Selected(true),
huh.NewOption("Documentation", "docs"),
).
Filterable(true).
Height(8).
Validate(func(v []string) error {
if len(v) == 0 {
return errors.New("pick at least one project")
}
return nil
}).
Value(&projects),
huh.NewMultiSelect[string]().
Title("Tasks").
Options(huh.NewOptions("build", "test", "lint", "format")...).
Value(&tasks),
).Title("What"),
huh.NewGroup(
huh.NewSelect[string]().
Title("Working directory").
Options(
huh.NewOption("Current directory", "."),
huh.NewOption("Parent directory", ".."),
).
Value(&location),
).Title("Where"),
huh.NewGroup(
huh.NewConfirm().Title("Print task plan?").Affirmative("Print").Negative("Cancel").Value(&confirm),
),
)
err := form.Run()
switch {
case errors.Is(err, huh.ErrUserAborted):
fmt.Fprintln(os.Stderr, "cancelled")
os.Exit(130) // ctrl+c
case err != nil:
fmt.Fprintln(os.Stderr, err)
os.Exit(1)
}
Run blocks. The normal TUI renders to stderr; accessible prompts default
to stdout. RunWithContext(ctx) adds cancellation to the TUI. A single
field can run on its own: huh.NewInput().Title("Name").Value(&name).Run().
Options are Option[T] values: NewOption(label, value) for distinct
labels, NewOptions(values...) when the label is the value. T is any
comparable type, so selects can yield ints, enums, or struct keys directly.
Fields and validation
The fields are NewInput, NewText, NewSelect[T], NewMultiSelect[T],
NewConfirm, NewNote, and NewFilePicker. All have Title and
Description; all but Note take Value(&v), Validate, and Key.
Passwords use NewInput().EchoMode(huh.EchoModePassword).
Read references/fields.md for the per field setter
table, default key bindings and KeyMap, group layouts, and every form
level option (WithTimeout, WithProgramOptions, WithViewHook, and the
rest).
Built in validators for strings: ValidateNotEmpty(),
ValidateMinLength(n), ValidateMaxLength(n), ValidateLength(min, max),
ValidateOneOf(a, b, c). Validation runs when the field loses focus; a
failing field blocks the page.
Groups and dynamic fields
NewGroup(fields...) with Title, Description, WithHide(bool), and
WithHideFunc(func() bool) to skip a page based on earlier answers
(see the dynamic example):
// examples/charmed-huh/dynamic/main.go
huh.NewGroup(
huh.NewNote().
TitleFunc(func() string { return "Details for " + project }, &project).
Description("This example only prints your choices; it does not run tasks."),
).WithHideFunc(func() bool { return !details })
The *Func setters take a function and a binding. huh re-runs the
function whenever the bound value changes, so pass a pointer to whatever
the field depends on (the dynamic example defines tasksByProject):
// examples/charmed-huh/dynamic/main.go
huh.NewSelect[string]().
TitleFunc(func() string { return "Task for " + project }, &project).
OptionsFunc(func() []huh.Option[string] {
return huh.NewOptions(tasksByProject[project]...)
}, &project).
Value(&task)
PlaceholderFunc, SuggestionsFunc, and DescriptionFunc follow the same
pattern. When a field depends on several values, bind a struct pointer or
a slice.
Embedding in Bubble Tea
*huh.Form has its own component contract: Update returns
huh.Model (an interface) and View returns a string. Assert the
result back to *huh.Form, watch form.State, and wrap the view in the
outer model's tea.View:
// examples/charmed-huh/embedded/main.go
func (m model) Init() tea.Cmd { return m.form.Init() }
func (m model) Update(msg tea.Msg) (tea.Model, tea.Cmd) {
switch msg := msg.(type) {
case tea.WindowSizeMsg:
// Size the form to what is left inside the frame's border and padding.
fw, _ := m.styles.frame.GetFrameSize()
m.form = m.form.WithWidth(max(msg.Width-fw, minFormWidth))
case tea.KeyPressMsg:
if msg.String() == "ctrl+c" {
return m, tea.Quit
}
}
next, cmd := m.form.Update(msg)
if f, ok := next.(*huh.Form); ok {
m.form = f
}
switch m.form.State {
case huh.StateCompleted, huh.StateAborted:
return m, tea.Quit
}
return m, cmd
}
func (m model) View() tea.View {
v := tea.NewView(m.styles.frame.Render(m.form.View()))
v.AltScreen = true
return v
}
Read references/embedding.md for reading answers
from the final model, why tea.Printf loses output on the alt screen,
SubmitCmd and CancelCmd, and navigation commands.
Themes and accessible mode
Theme functions have the signature func(isDark bool) *huh.Styles; wrap
them with huh.ThemeFunc, as in
form.WithTheme(huh.ThemeFunc(huh.ThemeDracula)). Read
references/themes.md for the built in themes, a
custom theme derived from ThemeCharm, and the full Styles field list.
form.WithAccessible(true) swaps the TUI for line based prompts for screen
readers, and NewForm turns it on when TERM is dumb. Read
references/accessible.md for honoring
ACCESSIBLE without overriding that default, and for what the accessible
path skips (timeouts, context, hidden groups, validation on EOF).
Spinner
For work that follows the form, see the
spinner example.
Its simulateWork waits for a timer or cancellation; it performs no file or
network operations:
// examples/charmed-huh/spinner/main.go
err := spinner.New().
Type(spinner.Dots).
Title("Simulating local work...").
Context(ctx).
ActionWithErr(simulateWork).
Run()
Action(func()) is the no error form. Types: Line, Dots, MiniDot,
Jump, Points, Pulse, Globe, Moon, Monkey, Meter, Hamburger,
Ellipsis. WithAccessible and WithOutput mirror the form; WithTheme
takes a spinner theme (see references/themes.md).
With only Context and no action, the spinner runs until the context ends.
Migrating from v1
Read references/migration.md for the v1 to v2
mapping (themes as func(isDark bool) *Styles, removed field level
accessible setters, EchoMode for passwords), what is new in v2, and the
steps to check a migrated form.
Mistakes that cost time
- No
Value(&v)and noKey. The answer is unreachable afterRun. huh.NewSelect()without the type parameter. It does not compile; writehuh.NewSelect[string]().TitleFunc(fn, project)with the value instead of&project. It compiles but never refreshes.- Calling
Runinside a Bubble TeaUpdate, or on an embedded form. Two programs fight for the terminal. Embed instead. - Ignoring
ErrUserAborted. Ctrl+c is an error return, not a panic. Accessible mode never returns it; check the values there instead. - Assuming both modes use the same output stream. Set
WithOutputexplicitly (WithOutput(os.Stderr)keeps stdout for results) when stdout must contain only results. - A
Validateon multiselect that reads another field's value before that field is filled. Validation runs on blur, in page order. - Printing a completion message with
tea.Printffrom an alt screen program. It prints nothing; print from the final model afterRun.
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name: charmed-huh description: "Build terminal forms and interactive prompts in Go with Huh v2 (charm.land/huh/v2, charmbracelet): input, text, password, select, multiselect, confirm, note, and file picker fields grouped into pages, with validation, dynamic fields, themes, accessible mode, and a spinner for follow up work. Use when asking a user questions from a CLI, building a wizard, survey, or yes or no question, either standalone with Run or embedded in a Bubble Tea v2 program. Not for shell scripts (charmed-gum) or free form TUIs (charmed-bubbletea)." license: "MIT"
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name: charmed-huh
description: "Build terminal forms and interactive prompts in Go with Huh v2 (charm.land/huh/v2, charmbracelet): input, text, password, select, multiselect, confirm, note, and file picker fields grouped into pages, with validation, dynamic fields, themes, accessible mode, and a spinner for follow up work. Use when asking a user questions from a CLI, building a wizard, survey, or yes or no question, either standalone with Run or embedded in a Bubble Tea v2 program. Not for shell scripts (charmed-gum) or free form TUIs (charmed-bubbletea)."
license: "MIT"
---
# Huh v2
Build terminal forms and prompts in Go with Huh v2: typed fields, validation,
dynamic options, themes, accessible mode, and forms embedded in Bubble Tea.
Import as `"charm.land/huh/v2"`; the spinner is `"charm.land/huh/v2/spinner"`.
Pinned and verified against v2.0.3. Go blocks headed `// examples/...` are
trimmed from
[complete programs](https://github.com/tpscloud/charmedimsure/tree/main/examples/charmed-huh)
that build against the pinned modules; `// excerpt` blocks are API sketches.
If the project's `go.mod` still requires `github.com/charmbracelet/huh`
(pre-v2), the v2 APIs here do not apply. Use `go doc` against the
project's version and keep its import paths unless the user asks to
migrate.
## Workflow
1. Declare a variable for each answer.
2. Build fields with a `Title` and `Value(&v)` (or a `Key`), add `Validate`
where input must be checked, and put them into pages with `NewGroup`.
3. Choose output and mode: `WithOutput(os.Stderr)` when stdout carries
results; call `WithAccessible` only when `ACCESSIBLE` is set.
4. Standalone, call `form.Run()` and handle `huh.ErrUserAborted` (exit 130)
and other errors. Inside Bubble Tea, embed the form instead.
5. Check the bound values after `Run`; accessible mode returns nil without
running validation on EOF.
6. Try it in a terminal: required fields, back navigation, ctrl+c, dynamic
options, and once in accessible mode (`TERM=dumb`). Fix what fails and
rerun.
## Shape of a form
`Form` holds `Group`s; a group is one page of `Field`s. The user moves
through fields with enter or tab (shift+tab back), and the form advances to
the next group when every field on the page validates. Answers land in
variables you bind with `Value(&v)`.
The [standalone example](https://github.com/tpscloud/charmedimsure/blob/main/examples/charmed-huh/standalone/main.go)
collects and prints a local task plan. From a repository checkout, run it in
a terminal with `cd examples && go run ./charmed-huh/standalone`.
```go
// examples/charmed-huh/standalone/main.go
var (
projects []string
tasks []string
location string
confirm bool
)
form := huh.NewForm(
huh.NewGroup(
huh.NewNote().
Title("Local task planner").
Description("Choose projects and tasks. Use _space_ to toggle, `/` to filter, *ctrl+a* for all."),
huh.NewMultiSelect[string]().
Title("Projects").
Options(
huh.NewOption("Website", "site").Selected(true),
huh.NewOption("Documentation", "docs"),
).
Filterable(true).
Height(8).
Validate(func(v []string) error {
if len(v) == 0 {
return errors.New("pick at least one project")
}
return nil
}).
Value(&projects),
huh.NewMultiSelect[string]().
Title("Tasks").
Options(huh.NewOptions("build", "test", "lint", "format")...).
Value(&tasks),
).Title("What"),
huh.NewGroup(
huh.NewSelect[string]().
Title("Working directory").
Options(
huh.NewOption("Current directory", "."),
huh.NewOption("Parent directory", ".."),
).
Value(&location),
).Title("Where"),
huh.NewGroup(
huh.NewConfirm().Title("Print task plan?").Affirmative("Print").Negative("Cancel").Value(&confirm),
),
)
err := form.Run()
switch {
case errors.Is(err, huh.ErrUserAborted):
fmt.Fprintln(os.Stderr, "cancelled")
os.Exit(130) // ctrl+c
case err != nil:
fmt.Fprintln(os.Stderr, err)
os.Exit(1)
}
```
`Run` blocks. The normal TUI renders to stderr; accessible prompts default
to stdout. `RunWithContext(ctx)` adds cancellation to the TUI. A single
field can run on its own: `huh.NewInput().Title("Name").Value(&name).Run()`.
Options are `Option[T]` values: `NewOption(label, value)` for distinct
labels, `NewOptions(values...)` when the label is the value. `T` is any
comparable type, so selects can yield ints, enums, or struct keys directly.
## Fields and validation
The fields are `NewInput`, `NewText`, `NewSelect[T]`, `NewMultiSelect[T]`,
`NewConfirm`, `NewNote`, and `NewFilePicker`. All have `Title` and
`Description`; all but `Note` take `Value(&v)`, `Validate`, and `Key`.
Passwords use `NewInput().EchoMode(huh.EchoModePassword)`.
Read [references/fields.md](references/fields.md) for the per field setter
table, default key bindings and `KeyMap`, group layouts, and every form
level option (`WithTimeout`, `WithProgramOptions`, `WithViewHook`, and the
rest).
Built in validators for strings: `ValidateNotEmpty()`,
`ValidateMinLength(n)`, `ValidateMaxLength(n)`, `ValidateLength(min, max)`,
`ValidateOneOf(a, b, c)`. Validation runs when the field loses focus; a
failing field blocks the page.
## Groups and dynamic fields
`NewGroup(fields...)` with `Title`, `Description`, `WithHide(bool)`, and
`WithHideFunc(func() bool)` to skip a page based on earlier answers
(see the [dynamic example](https://github.com/tpscloud/charmedimsure/blob/main/examples/charmed-huh/dynamic/main.go)):
```go
// examples/charmed-huh/dynamic/main.go
huh.NewGroup(
huh.NewNote().
TitleFunc(func() string { return "Details for " + project }, &project).
Description("This example only prints your choices; it does not run tasks."),
).WithHideFunc(func() bool { return !details })
```
The `*Func` setters take a function and a binding. huh re-runs the
function whenever the bound value changes, so pass a pointer to whatever
the field depends on (the dynamic example defines `tasksByProject`):
```go
// examples/charmed-huh/dynamic/main.go
huh.NewSelect[string]().
TitleFunc(func() string { return "Task for " + project }, &project).
OptionsFunc(func() []huh.Option[string] {
return huh.NewOptions(tasksByProject[project]...)
}, &project).
Value(&task)
```
`PlaceholderFunc`, `SuggestionsFunc`, and `DescriptionFunc` follow the same
pattern. When a field depends on several values, bind a struct pointer or
a slice.
## Embedding in Bubble Tea
`*huh.Form` has its own component contract: `Update` returns
`huh.Model` (an interface) and `View` returns a `string`. Assert the
result back to `*huh.Form`, watch `form.State`, and wrap the view in the
outer model's `tea.View`:
```go
// examples/charmed-huh/embedded/main.go
func (m model) Init() tea.Cmd { return m.form.Init() }
func (m model) Update(msg tea.Msg) (tea.Model, tea.Cmd) {
switch msg := msg.(type) {
case tea.WindowSizeMsg:
// Size the form to what is left inside the frame's border and padding.
fw, _ := m.styles.frame.GetFrameSize()
m.form = m.form.WithWidth(max(msg.Width-fw, minFormWidth))
case tea.KeyPressMsg:
if msg.String() == "ctrl+c" {
return m, tea.Quit
}
}
next, cmd := m.form.Update(msg)
if f, ok := next.(*huh.Form); ok {
m.form = f
}
switch m.form.State {
case huh.StateCompleted, huh.StateAborted:
return m, tea.Quit
}
return m, cmd
}
func (m model) View() tea.View {
v := tea.NewView(m.styles.frame.Render(m.form.View()))
v.AltScreen = true
return v
}
```
Read [references/embedding.md](references/embedding.md) for reading answers
from the final model, why `tea.Printf` loses output on the alt screen,
`SubmitCmd` and `CancelCmd`, and navigation commands.
## Themes and accessible mode
Theme functions have the signature `func(isDark bool) *huh.Styles`; wrap
them with `huh.ThemeFunc`, as in
`form.WithTheme(huh.ThemeFunc(huh.ThemeDracula))`. Read
[references/themes.md](references/themes.md) for the built in themes, a
custom theme derived from `ThemeCharm`, and the full `Styles` field list.
`form.WithAccessible(true)` swaps the TUI for line based prompts for screen
readers, and `NewForm` turns it on when `TERM` is `dumb`. Read
[references/accessible.md](references/accessible.md) for honoring
`ACCESSIBLE` without overriding that default, and for what the accessible
path skips (timeouts, context, hidden groups, validation on EOF).
## Spinner
For work that follows the form, see the
[spinner example](https://github.com/tpscloud/charmedimsure/blob/main/examples/charmed-huh/spinner/main.go).
Its `simulateWork` waits for a timer or cancellation; it performs no file or
network operations:
```go
// examples/charmed-huh/spinner/main.go
err := spinner.New().
Type(spinner.Dots).
Title("Simulating local work...").
Context(ctx).
ActionWithErr(simulateWork).
Run()
```
`Action(func())` is the no error form. Types: `Line`, `Dots`, `MiniDot`,
`Jump`, `Points`, `Pulse`, `Globe`, `Moon`, `Monkey`, `Meter`, `Hamburger`,
`Ellipsis`. `WithAccessible` and `WithOutput` mirror the form; `WithTheme`
takes a spinner theme (see [references/themes.md](references/themes.md)).
With only `Context` and no action, the spinner runs until the context ends.
## Migrating from v1
Read [references/migration.md](references/migration.md) for the v1 to v2
mapping (themes as `func(isDark bool) *Styles`, removed field level
accessible setters, `EchoMode` for passwords), what is new in v2, and the
steps to check a migrated form.
## Mistakes that cost time
- No `Value(&v)` and no `Key`. The answer is unreachable after `Run`.
- `huh.NewSelect()` without the type parameter. It does not compile;
write `huh.NewSelect[string]()`.
- `TitleFunc(fn, project)` with the value instead of `&project`. It
compiles but never refreshes.
- Calling `Run` inside a Bubble Tea `Update`, or on an embedded form. Two
programs fight for the terminal. Embed instead.
- Ignoring `ErrUserAborted`. Ctrl+c is an error return, not a panic.
Accessible mode never returns it; check the values there instead.
- Assuming both modes use the same output stream. Set `WithOutput`
explicitly (`WithOutput(os.Stderr)` keeps stdout for results) when stdout
must contain only results.
- A `Validate` on multiselect that reads another field's value before that
field is filled. Validation runs on blur, in page order.
- Printing a completion message with `tea.Printf` from an alt screen
program. It prints nothing; print from the final model after `Run`.
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