A framework to create simple, interactive command line tools.
Project description
A framework to create simple, interactive command line tools.
Example
A basic Hello World example
>>> import navigator >>> nav = navigator.Navigator(intro="Welcome") >>> @nav.route('Hello World', "A simple Hello World") >>> def hello_world(): >>> navigator.ui.text_success("Hello World!") >>> nav.run() Welcome 0 - quit 1 - Hello World - A simple Hello World What do you want to do?
You can then select the option you would like to take. Entering ‘1’ call the hello_world function.
Navigator also includes prompts for user input
>>> @nav.route('Hello Name', "A more advanced Hello World") >>> def hello_name(): >>> name = navigator.ui.prompt("What is your name?") >>> navigator.ui.text_success("Hello {}!".format(name))
There are more complete examples in the examples directory.
How to Install
Navigator can be install from pypi using pip
pip install navigator
Python Support and Versioning
Navigator is currently tested against python 2.7, 3.2, 3.3, 3.4 and 3.5.
Navigator follows SemVar as such the Public API should not be considered stable until version 1.0.0.
Testing
You can run the test suite locally by running:
python test.py
This requires that ‘mock’ is installed. In addition all tests are run automatically on TravisCI.
To Do List
Complete README (examples, basic how to)
Better Comments
Add more Documentation (doc strings and documentation)
More complete test coverage and better tests
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