Node “readline-sync” module : Enter key doesn't consistently function











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When using Node module "readline-sync", the "prompt" and "question" methods don't consistently execute on enter key, as intended. How can I fix this?



I've included code snippets of both methods being called, along with an image labeled "nodemon" as an example of the exact output the methods produce (Image shows empty lines, which should theoretically have the next question instead.).






// |- Character First Name

console.log("What is your Character's First Name? : ");
general.firstName = readline.prompt();

// |- Alignment

story.short = readline.question("What is your characters alignment?");





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I've found this issue is caused by the nodemon package, as the issue does not persist if I instead use node to execute the script. This isn't a fix, but a temporary workaround. I've included an image, which contains the execution of the same code used in the "nodemon" image.



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    When using Node module "readline-sync", the "prompt" and "question" methods don't consistently execute on enter key, as intended. How can I fix this?



    I've included code snippets of both methods being called, along with an image labeled "nodemon" as an example of the exact output the methods produce (Image shows empty lines, which should theoretically have the next question instead.).






    // |- Character First Name

    console.log("What is your Character's First Name? : ");
    general.firstName = readline.prompt();

    // |- Alignment

    story.short = readline.question("What is your characters alignment?");





    nodemon



    UPDATE



    I've found this issue is caused by the nodemon package, as the issue does not persist if I instead use node to execute the script. This isn't a fix, but a temporary workaround. I've included an image, which contains the execution of the same code used in the "nodemon" image.



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      When using Node module "readline-sync", the "prompt" and "question" methods don't consistently execute on enter key, as intended. How can I fix this?



      I've included code snippets of both methods being called, along with an image labeled "nodemon" as an example of the exact output the methods produce (Image shows empty lines, which should theoretically have the next question instead.).






      // |- Character First Name

      console.log("What is your Character's First Name? : ");
      general.firstName = readline.prompt();

      // |- Alignment

      story.short = readline.question("What is your characters alignment?");





      nodemon



      UPDATE



      I've found this issue is caused by the nodemon package, as the issue does not persist if I instead use node to execute the script. This isn't a fix, but a temporary workaround. I've included an image, which contains the execution of the same code used in the "nodemon" image.



      node










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      When using Node module "readline-sync", the "prompt" and "question" methods don't consistently execute on enter key, as intended. How can I fix this?



      I've included code snippets of both methods being called, along with an image labeled "nodemon" as an example of the exact output the methods produce (Image shows empty lines, which should theoretically have the next question instead.).






      // |- Character First Name

      console.log("What is your Character's First Name? : ");
      general.firstName = readline.prompt();

      // |- Alignment

      story.short = readline.question("What is your characters alignment?");





      nodemon



      UPDATE



      I've found this issue is caused by the nodemon package, as the issue does not persist if I instead use node to execute the script. This isn't a fix, but a temporary workaround. I've included an image, which contains the execution of the same code used in the "nodemon" image.



      node






      // |- Character First Name

      console.log("What is your Character's First Name? : ");
      general.firstName = readline.prompt();

      // |- Alignment

      story.short = readline.question("What is your characters alignment?");





      // |- Character First Name

      console.log("What is your Character's First Name? : ");
      general.firstName = readline.prompt();

      // |- Alignment

      story.short = readline.question("What is your characters alignment?");






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