ItemList

ItemList provides a tool for selecting and executing functions in a CLI environment. It offers an intuitive interface for managing and executing multiple workflows or tasks efficiently.

1. Simple Decorator-Based Integration

• Functions can be added to the menu simply by using the @item decorator. It requires minimal changes to existing functions to integrate them into the CLI menu.

  Example Code:

  @item # only this!
  def flow_runner():
      print("Flow 1 is running...")
  
  @item
  def flow2_runner():
      print("Flow 2 is running...")
  

2. Intuitive CLI Interface

• Utilizing the curses library, users can navigate through options smoothly with arrow keys or j/k. The currently selected item is displayed in bold for better visibility.

3. Efficient Search Functionality

• The menu includes a search bar, allowing users to filter options by function name or description. This makes it easy to quickly find the desired function, even among numerous options.

4. Function Registration with Descriptions

• Each function can be registered with an optional description. This allows users to easily understand the purpose or details of each task, reducing the chance of incorrect selections.

Installation

pip install itemlist

Usage

More details can be found in the examples directory.

from itemlist import item

@item
def flow_runner(description="Run the first flow"):
    run_locally(flow)

@item
def flow2_runner(description="Run the second flow"):
    run_locally(flow2)

@item
def flow3_runner(description="Run the third flow"):
    run_locally(flow3)

if __name__ == '__main__':
    selected = item.select()
    item.endwin()

    selected_name, selected_func, selected_func_description = selected

    if selected_func == item._cancel:
        print("Cancel selected. Exiting the program.")
    else:
        print(f"Running: {selected_name}\n")
        print(f"Description: {selected_func_description}\n")
        selected_func()

License

MIT License