prompts: Expose all core functions #1238
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Good call, I think that's aligned with the goals of the new version. |
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This exposes all core functions to
@inqurier/prompts.I believe some people will use our built-in prompts and their self-made prompts at the same time.
In this case, allowing them access to our
corefunctions withinquirer/promptsis better.In the future, we can provide and expose more utility functions in this way.