comment: >-
  Generates terminal output for either `bash`, `powershell`, or `sql` shell
  languages. 
arguments:
  user:
    type: string
    optional: true
    comment: User to add to the prompt, e.g. `user`.
  host:
    type: string
    optional: true
    comment: Host to add to the prompt, e.g. `localhost`.
  prompt:
    type: string
    optional: true
    comment: Prompt override, e.g. `PS C:\Users\User>`.
  shell:
    type: select
    optional: true
    default: bash
    comment: Type of shell.
    options:
      values:
        - bash
        - powershell
        - sql
  class:
    type: string
    optional: true
    comment: Class attribute of the command element.
body:
  type: string
  optional: false
  comment: >-
    The shell commands and their output. Start a line with `(out)` to specify
    an output line. Use the following line continuation characters for each
    supported language:
     - bash: backslash symbol
     - PowerShell: backtick symbol
     - sql: `(con)` line suffix