Input Parser
The input-parser module allows you to easily write scripts requiring user interaction.
The input function allows you to define the response it expects from the user so it can parse out any incorrect responses and request a new one. It automatically generates failure messages for the user.
Compatibility
input-parser is being developed with Python 3.8, but is likely to work on older versions (and will be tested when completed).
Installation
This package currently isn't on PyPi so cannot be installed.
This will be available soon.
In the meantime, simply copy the src/input-parser/parser.py file to your project.
Usage
The module contains only one function called parse_input().
This has two required arguments, the message and the type.
The message will be shown to the user when requesting an input.
The class represents the type of the input required.
At the moment, you can only specify one type, but I plan to allow more to be set in a future update.
Bugs
If you find a bug in input-parser, probably just create a GitHub issue, bearing in mind that this is still a work in progress, so I've probably already spotted the bug but haven't got around to fixing it.
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