Hey first just want to say thanks for this! :D I'm currently using this (crossterm) + ratatui to build a libcurl HTTP client, and it has served my purposes quite well so far.

In order to support adding larger JSON request bodies, I find myself in need of multi-line input/cursor support, and I was digging around in the crossterm docs and saw that they have cursor::MoveToNextLine and cursor::MoveToPreviousLine available in their API.
After some playing around I realize that unless I'm really missing something, implementing this as it stands would require a decent amount of change, obviouisly adding a Y coordinate to the cursor field of the main input struct.

I am currently having a go at implementing this, I was just curious if I get it working this might be a PR/change that you might be interested in?

One thing I will say is that I just now started really digging into this and it's also quite possible that I am missing a workaround or something similar

Now that ratatui is out and supports crossterm 26, it would make sense to bump crossterm here.

Hi @sayanarijit

Thank you very much for this amazing crate.

I'm encountering a systematic crash whenever I write strings containing unicode characters.

It's crashing on
input.rs: 115: self.value.remove(self.cursor);

A minimum reproducible example is:

let mut string = "¡¡¡¡".to_string();
string.remove(1);

thread 'main' panicked at 'byte index 1 is not a char boundary; it is inside '¡' (bytes 0..2) of ¡¡¡¡'

For now just creating the issue to signal the weakness. I'll create a PR if I find a clean solution