PyTermGUI 7.2.0

Python TUI framework with mouse support, modular widget system, customizable and rapid terminal markup language and more!

Python TUI framework with mouse support, modular widget system, customizable and rapid terminal markup language and more!

pip3 install pytermgui

Why?

Mostly because terminals are cool, but creating terminal apps has historically been difficult. PyTermGUI aims to provide a simple, readable and modular way to make the app of your dreams!

Terminal apps are (often):

• Easier to install
• Faster & more resource efficient
• Less prone to differences between environments (no IE7 here!)

...than their web or native counterparts.

How?

We provide a couple of things to make your life easier:

• Sensible abstractions over most terminal standards
• A fully-fledged, desktop-inspired window manager system with modals and completely customizable windows
• Mouse support out of the box with 0 configuration
• YAML (or Python) based styling engines
• TIM, our markup language for creating styled terminal text with expressive text, including systems for aliases & macros
• A bunch of things I can't think of right now :slightly_smiling_face:

Additionally, there are a couple of neat tools to make your general Python development easier:

• An inspection utility
• A pretty printer for both the REPL and IPython
• A way to create SVG and HTML screenshots of your terminal

Latest release

7.2.0 - 2022-08-05

Additions

• Add various color manipulation utilities
• Add #auto TIM pseudo-tag that always gives properly contrasted foreground text
• Add palettes module for framework-wide color generation & configuration
• Add Synchronized Output support
• Add FancyReprWidget
• Add ptg --palette flag

Bugfixes

• Fix markup aliases getting literalized during parsing.eval_alias & MarkupLanguage.alias
• Fix background colors creating vertical seams in SVG exports
• Fix colors getting localized pre-maturely

Refactors

• Make all the ptg program & all builting widgets use the global palette
• Prefix all ANSI colors with ansi-

Read the full changelog here.