If you're a developer using Amazon SQS, and need to test out various payloads, you might want to write a custom, interactive CLI tool that simplifies queue access. Rust offers a crate called "inquire" which can prompt users to select items from a list, type some arbitrary text as input, or even pick a date from a terminal-based calendar. In this video, Trevor Sullivan (Solutions Architect, StratusGrid) explores the use of the inquire crate to develop a simple, interactive CLI tool that interacts with Amazon SQS APIs.
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