TermIO 0.1

Simple terminal manipulator

TermIO

Simple library that makes it easier to manipulate the terminal using escape sequences.

It does not work in all terminal and terminal-emulators. But i have generally had good with bash.

import TermIO

var TermIO.rows

Rows in the terminal. Not updating as of now...

var TermIO.columns

Number of columns in the terminal. Not updating either...

func TermIO.Cursor.SetPos(col, row, flush=True)

Set cursor to a spesific column and row in the terminal.

col   : The column number to put the cursor.
row   : The row number to put the cursor.
flush : Wether or not to flush the codes printed (Default is true).

func TermIO.Cursor.Left(n, flush=True)

Move the cursor n characters to the left.

n     : number
flush : Wether or not to flush the codes printed (Default is true).

func TermIO.Cursor.Right(n, flush=True)

Move the cursor n characters to the right.

n     : number
flush : Wether or not to flush the codes printed (Default is true).

func TermIO.Cursor.Up(n, flush=True)

Move the cursor n characters up.

n     : number
flush : Wether or not to flush the codes printed (Default is true).

func TermIO.Cursor.Down(n, flush=True)

Move the cursor n characters to the down.

n     : number
flush : Wether or not to flush the codes printed (Default is true).

func TermIO.Screen.Clear(flush=True)

Clear the screen.

flush : Wether or not to flush the codes printed (Default is true).

func TermIO.Screen.Flush()

Flushes printed content to screen.

func TermIO.Screen.Decorate(fg=None, bg=None, dec=None, flush=True)

Clear the screen

fg    : Number between 0 and 255. No logical color math... [None]
bg    : Number between 0 and 255. No logical color math... [None]
dec   : Either a string or a list of strings. [None]
            The three possible decorations is
            reversed, underline, bold
            eg:
                TermIO.Screen.Decorate(dec="reversed")
            or
                TermIO.Screen.Decorate(dec=["bold", "reversed"])
flush : Wether or not to flush the codes printed. [True]

If you want to print ESC[0M, to remove all decorations. Just call this function with fg=bg=dec=None.

func TermIO.Screen.Write(outStr, flush=True)

Writes a string to stdout.

outStr : string to be printed
flush  : Wether or not to flush the codes printed (Default is true).