A super simple TTY loop in Go
In yesterday's post I talked about building an Amazon Bedrock powered CLI that allowed for an interactive chat. Below is more or less the code I started with to create the command line chat.
As you can see, there is an infinite loop nested within another infinite loop. One of my favorite aspects of Go is the for loop, which is the only kind of loop and used to create any kind of other loop. Loops!
The main function kicks off the first infinite for loop. This calls the stringPrompt function which starts the second infinite loop to capture input via stdin and waits for the user to press a \n. Then it returns the captured string to main which prints it out for demo purposes before it starts all over again.
