This library seems to assume that Windows users by definition only use cmd.exe. It would be nice if one could instrument it in a way that doesn't make this assumption.

Case in point; git for windows ships with a bash for windows, which many developers tend to use.

Description

Cursor should check if the writer is a terminal or not, before writing the control characters.

To Reproduce

func main() {
	cursor.Hide()
	fmt.Print("Hello World!")
	cursor.Show()
}

$ go run main.go > hello.txt

If you open hello.txt you'll see

\x1B[?25lHello World!\x1B[?25h

If the writer is not a terminal, the ANSI escape sequences shouldn't be written.

This is also the cause for pterm/pterm#518

Add ability to set custom io.writter for cursor. And maybe add the hacktoberfest label. :)

to be able to finish pterm/pterm#261

More infos in:

• pterm/pterm#498
• jsdelivr/globalping-cli#60

I found this library useful for my current project but I am getting error while installing this lib using "go get" command and I also changed the module name of the library and tried installing but the error doesn't go away So now I am looking for a possible solution.

(error: module declares its path as: atomicgo.dev/cursor but was required as: github.com/atomicgo/cursor )

GoLang version : 1.19
OS: Windows 10

Thank you 😊.

Acording to this: pterm/pterm#261 (comment)
Can I have option for setting custom io.writter for the Area.
If it is needed, can I create a PR for this?