BetterTools 0.0.5

This is a lib to improove input fonction.

This is a lib to improove input() fonction.

DOCS:

cls() fonction :

-> clear console

Binput() fonction:

take multiple arguments :

Input_message : By default it’s “”. This is the message which is going to be with the input() ex : Binput(Input_message = “Hey :”) >>> Hey : (<- input)

Input_type : By default it’s “str”. Ths is the type of answer you’re waiting in your input() This is the same things as doing this : Binput(Input_message = “Hey :”, Input_type = “int”) <=> int(input(“Hey :”))

error_message : By default it’s “”. This is the message which is going to be print in case of an error with the input, like if you write a string but you’re waiting for an int. By default the message is : “You didn’t write an {Input_type.__name__} !” ex: Binput(Input_message = “Hey :”, Input_type = “int”, error_message = “You had to write a integer !”) >>> Hey : hello >>> You had to write a integer !

clear : By default it’s False. This is if you want to clear the console after an error in an input()

delay : By default it’s 0. This the time between the error message and the callback fonction

func : By default it’s False. This is the function you want to callback after an error on the Binput.

kwargs : Are all the arguments you want to use for the callback function You have to write the var name before the argument ! ex: Binput(Input_message=”test :”, … ,clear=True, delay=1, func=function, First_Arg=”yes”, Second_Arg=”an other one” …)

Change Log :

-> 13/01/2022

First version

Add cls() function, and Binput(Input_message, Input_type, error_message, clear, delay , func, kwargs) with all these args

-> 13/01/2022

0.0.2

Fix little probleme

-> 13/01/2022

0.0.3

Fix Change Log probleme

-> 15/01/2022

0.0.4

Add Btype(var) which return the name only name of a var like: int, not “class ‘int’”

Add p(text) and i(text) like print() and input() but faster to write

-> 15/01/2022

0.0.5

Fix little probleme with lib

And add print argument to Btype() to automatically print it if True, or if False (by default) return it