add --spinner/--no-spinner option to control LLM response spinner dis…#611
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…play; improve input selector for running in "dumb" IDEs Co-authored-by: cecli (github_copilot/claude-sonnet-5)
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This branch has two changes which make cecli in non-TUI-mode more compatible with at least my IDE (GNU Emacs in comint mode, i.e. the dumbest of the dumbest, with only marginal TERM capabilities):
--no-spinner. If given, the spinners in various waiting states are suppressed.selectorsmodule at an additional spot on Linux and MacOS to support this environment better.With these two changes, cecli functions perfectly and elegantly in my Emacs, with the options
TERM=xterm-256color cecli --no-fancy-input --no-pretty --no-spinner --no-tuiand theaidermacsEmacs package.I cannot run the Github Actions tests for some reason, but the
pytestsuite is green locally, and I have been working with these changes on Linux and MacOS for about 3 months now. Not tested on Windows.