consoledraw 2.3.10

A python module to update the console without flashing.

Have you ever tried updating the console with text that changes multiple times a second? Remember how when you tried clearing the console with os.system calls it would make the console flash and make the text unreadable? I wrote this python module to prevent exactly that. Introducing...

ConsoleDraw

A python module to update the console without flashing.

Installation

The consoledraw module can be installed using pip.

pip install consoledraw

If that doesn't work, try this instead.

pip install git+https://github.com/Matthias1590/ConsoleDraw.git

Or, if you want to, you can clone the repo and run the following commands.

python3 setup.py build
python3 setup.py install

Demo

demo.py:

from math import sin
from time import sleep

import consoledraw

console = consoledraw.Console()

x = 0
while True:
    with console:
        for i in range(23):
            console.print("    |" + " " * round(abs(sin((x + i) * 0.05)) * 9.5) + "O") # Prints to the custom console's buffer (works the same as python's built-in print)
    
    x += 1

    sleep(1/60)

with console:    
    console.print("Hello, world!")
    console.print("Another message!")

# is the same as

console.clear()

console.print("Hello, world!")
console.print("Another message!")

console.update()

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Supported Operating Systems

The consoledraw module should be supported on Windows, Linux and Mac (although it has not been tested on Mac).