kiwi menu
'kiwi menu' is a python library that you can use to create simple menus in the terminal screen.
Install
pip install kiwi_menu
Example
from kiwi_menu import Menu
fruits = ["apple", "banana", "kiwi"]
menu = Menu(
"Choose a fruit",
fruits
)
selected = menu.show_menu()
print("You choosed", fruits[selected])
Result:
> apple
banana
kiwi
You choosed apple
Observation: You optionaly can define the color, symbol, and the pre-selected number. And you can put some 'texts' for center, like a description with the argument centered_texts, with the texts inside a list.
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