SRinputs 0.1.1

A small Python package that improves the usage of the built-in input() function with functionalities such as static and multiple inputs.

SRinputs - Static Repetitive inputs

A small Python package that improves the usage of the built-in input() function with functionalities such as static and multiple inputs.

Instalation

You can install it using pip.

pip install SRinputs

Features

• Type validation: Requests and validates inputs such as int, float or str.
• Error handling: Catch KeyboardInterrupt and EOFError in a user friendly way, allowing the program to continue.
• Mandatory entries:** Ensures that the user enters a valid value before continuing, avoiding empty entries by default.
• Multiple entries:** Requests a specific number of entries and returns them in a list.

Usage and Examples

Here are some examples of how to use the functions to get validated inputs.

Getting a Single Validated Input

These functions will repeatedly prompt the user until a valid input of the requested data type is provided.

from SRinputs import IntInput

# Prompt for an integer, does not allow empty input by default
age = IntInput("Please enter your age: ")
print(f"Your age is: {age}")

from SRinputs import StrInput

# Prompt for a string, does not allow empty input by default
name = StrInput("Please enter your name: ")
print(f"Your name is: {name}")

from SRinputs import FloatInput

# Prompt for a float, does not allow empty input by default
price = FloatInput("Please enter the price: ")
print(f"The price is: {price}")

Getting Multiple Inputs

This function ensures a specific number of valid inputs are collected before continuing.

from SRinputs import multiInput

# Prompt for 'n' inputs, does not allow empty input by default
names = multiInput(5, "Please enter one name: ")
print(f"The names are: {names}")