menuchoice

menuchoice is a terminal-based menu selector with different menu styles and features.

Usage

Creating a selection menu:

import menuchoice
menu = menuchoice.MenuSelector(items=[
    "Hip-hop",
    "Rock",
    "Pop",
    "Country",
    "EDM",
], title="Most Streamed Music USA", description="Select a genre of music.")

[!TIP] items can be given brief descriptions if they are type dictionary: {"option": "brief description"}

Arrow Selection

Arrow select will display an arrow which can be moved up/down with the arrow keys:

menu.arrow_select()

Output upon selection:

[(4, "EDM")]

Additionally, multiple options can be selected:

# no less than 2, no more than 3
menu.arrow_select(max_items=(2, 3))
# Adds an option to select all items
menu.arrow_select(allow_all=True)

Output:

[(4, "EDM"), (1, "Rock")]

Highlight Selecting

Highlight menus introduce the ability to have multiple pages (this is optional):

menu.highlight_select(pages=[[0, 1, 2], [3, 4]])

The above code will create two pages, the first page contains the first three options, the second contains the last two options.
To switch between these pages, use the left/right arrow keys.

The highlight menu can also disable options:

menu.highlight_select(disabled_items=[3])

This code above will prevent the user from selecting index 3 of the menus items (the fourth option).

Modifying Options

Menu selector items can have multiple options which can be navigated through with left/right arrow keys.

menu.modify_select(options=[(0, "second option", "third option")])

This will allow the user to use left/right arrow keys to navigate through 3 different options for a single item's line.