FlowInput 0.1.5

This is the simplest module for improved work with input.

Easy Input Library (EasyInput)

The library is distributed under the MIT license and can be downloaded and used by anyone.

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How to install

To install, you can download library from the repository from GitHub

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Using

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Input

The arguments of main functions are:

input():

__prompt: str, __default: str, __colorful: bool, __color: Color or BgColor

• __prompt: A String, representing a default message before the input.
• __default: A String, representing a default message in the input
• __colorful: A Bool Variable, representing whether the input will be colored
• __color: A Color or BgColor Varible, representing Red, Green and Blue colors in the input

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Colors

The main classes are:

Color

Color: A Class width many Str Variables, width ANSI codes of colors

BgColor

BgColor: A Class width many Str Variables, width ANSI codes of background colors

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The arguments of main function are:

coloring():

__key: dict, __string: str

• __key: A Dict Variable, in which the key is the word that needs to be colored, and the value is the color. Key of dict, have built-in words like this: __start__, __end__, __mid__, __all__. You can see their in examples
• __string A Str Variable, which is the text to be colored

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Some examples

Input

import EasyInput

EasyInput.input('What's your name? ', 'My name is Funsy')

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Color

from EasyInput import colors

print(colors.coloring({'from': colors.Color.BLUE}, 'Hello from EasyInput!'))

print(colors.coloring({'__start__': colors.BgColor.RED}, 'Hello from EasyInput'))

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Input & Color

import EasyInput

EasyInput.input('What’s your name? ', 'Funsy', True, EasyInput.colors.Color.BLUE)