Just an idea - qka - interactively add a phrase

Python is not my favourite, but something like this:
```
qka ()
{
echo -n "Enter Shortcut: "
read scut
echo -n "Enter Phrase : "
read phrase
cmd="qk add -n '$scut' -p '$phrase'"
eval $cmd
}
```
Which I have been using for a while. I am trying to force myself to learn python:

```
#!/usr/bin/env python
from dearpygui import core, simple
import os

wid=500
hgt=150

core.set_main_window_size(wid, hgt)

core.add_additional_font("SourceCodePro-Bold.otf", 25, "")

def save_callback(sender, data):

# Store Data to variables:
tSC = core.get_value("##scut")
tPH = core.get_value("##phrase")

cmd = "qk add -n "+"'"+tSC+"' -p "+"'"+tPH+"'"
print(cmd)
os.system(cmd)

# Clear previous input data:
tSC = core.set_value("##scut", "")
tPH = core.set_value("##phrase", "")

with simple.window("Quikey - Add Phrase"):

core.add_text("Shortcut:")
core.add_same_line()
core.add_input_text("##scut")

core.add_text("phrase :")
core.add_same_line()
core.add_input_text("##phrase")

core.add_button("Save", callback=save_callback)

# Run the script:
core.start_dearpygui(primary_window="Quikey - Add Phrase")
```
Been playing with dearpygui, it is great for quick prototypes.

Start by locating the existing `qk add` command referenced in the issue and review how phrases are currently added. The issue offers shell and Python Dear PyGui prototypes but does not specify which interface to adopt; done would require an agreed interactive add-phrase design integrated with the project and verified for saving shortcut and phrase values.

Written by the indexing model from the issue text.