pmvcs 1.0.4

Python MVC Shell Framework Package is a tiny framework for shell projects in Python.

Python MVC Shell Framework Package

About the package

Python MVC Shell Framework Package (PMVCS) is a tiny framework for shell projects making in Python 3.10+.

Install with pip3

pip install pmvcs

or

pip3 install pmvcs

Settings from console in english

>>> python -m pmvcs.cli setup -l en
or
>>> python -m pmvcs.cli setup -language en
or
>>> pmvcs-cli setup -l en
or
>>> pmvcs-cli setup -language en

Settings from console in spanish

>>> python -m pmvcs.cli setup -l es
or
>>> python -m pmvcs.cli setup -language es
or
>>> pmvcs-cli setup -l es
or
>>> pmvcs-cli setup -language es

Setup, step by step:

Insert APP name (default: "MyApp", leaves blank):
>>> My Test App

Insert APP folder name (default: "app", leaves blank):
>>> app

Enable debug? (default: "No")
(Y) Yes - (N) No:
>>> Y

View project information on exit? (default: "Yes")
(Y) Yes - (N) No:
>>> Y

Enable Multi-Language support? (default: "Yes")
(Y) Yes - (N) No:
>>> Y

Define default Language (default: "(1)")
(1) English - (2) Español:
>>> 2

Installs example data, use menu for multiple modules or unique module?
(E) Example data
(M) Multiple modules
(S) Unique module

Option:
>>> E   -> Installs data examples, one module in menu with controller, model and view files.
>>> M   -> Installs multiple modules in menu with controller, model and view files each one.
>>> S   -> Installs a unique module in menu with controller file.

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 >>> Configuration has finished
 >>> Thanks for choose PMVCS!
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Press any key to continue . . .

Add a new Multiple modules

Installs new multiple modules in menu with controller, model and view files each one. For adding new modules in menu, run the following:

>>> python -m pmvcs.cli menu -l en
o
>>> python -m pmvcs.cli menu -language en

Current APP folder name:
>>> app01

Insert module name:
>>> example_two

Insert another module
(Y) Yes - (N) No:
>>> N

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 >>> Configuration has finished
 >>> Thanks for choose PMVCS!
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Press any key to continue . . .

PMVCS Helpers

You can load PMVCS Helpers, for example:

old_value = str('5')
print(type(old_value))
>>> <class 'str'>

filters = self.pmvcs_helper.load_helper('filters', True)
new_value = filters.data_type(old_value)

print(type(new_value))
>>> <class 'int'>

The helper "filters" returns an integer value from a string number.

Custom Helpers

You can load custom helpers, for example:

example = self.pmvcs_helper.load_helper('example')
example.my_func()

Path to save your helper: (app_folder)/helpers/

Format in helper's file:

from pmvcs.core.helpers.base_helper import BaseHelper


class ExampleHelper(BaseHelper):
    """ Class for Example Helper """

    def __init__(self, **kwargs) -> None:
        """
        Init PMVCS Example Helper requirements
        """
        super().__init__(**kwargs)

    def my_func(self):
        """
        Returns a float or int value
        """
        pass

Custom Helpers: Pass variables:

In init it should have:

def __init__(self, **kwargs) -> None:
	self.pmvcs_helper = kwargs['pmvcs_helper']
	self.kwargs = { 'pmvcs_cfg': kwargs['pmvcs_cfg'],
					'pmvcs_lang': kwargs['pmvcs_lang'],
					'pmvcs_helper': kwargs['pmvcs_helper']}
						

And in the function that calls the helper:

def to_string_table(self, data: dict) -> str:
	kwargs2 = { 'data': data,
				'file_name': 'temp_file'}
	kwargs2.update(self.kwargs)
	table_helper = self.pmvcs_helper.load_helper('table', **kwargs2)
	table_helper.record_file()

Finally in the helper we retrieve the values as:

def __init__(self, **kwargs) -> None:
	super().__init__(**kwargs)
	
	self._data = kwargs['data']
	self._file_name = f"{kwargs['file_name']}.{self._file_extension}"

Get configuration constants from config.ini:

Get a configuration constant in string type from "OPTIONS":

Code: >>> self.cfg.get("EXAMPLE_CONSTANT", "OPTIONS")
Returns: This is an example value from config file
Value Type: <class 'str'>

Get a configuration constant in string type from "DEFAULT":

Code: >>> self.cfg.get("DEFAULT_TITLE", "DEFAULT")
Returns: Example App
Value Type: <class 'str'>

Get a configuration constant in integer type:

Code: >>> self.cfg.get("EXAMPLE_INT", "OPTIONS", "int")
Returns: 8
Value Type: <class 'int'>

Get a configuration constant in float type:

Code: >>> self.cfg.get("EXAMPLE_FLOAT", "OPTIONS", "float")
Returns: 1.57
Value Type: <class 'float'>

Get a configuration constant in boolean type:

Code: >>> self.cfg.get("EXAMPLE_BOOLEAN", "OPTIONS", "boolean")
Returns: True
Value Type: <class 'bool'>

Get a configuration constant in a list:

Code: >>> self.cfg.get("EXAMPLE_LIST", "OPTIONS", "list")
Returns: ['1', '2']
Value Type: <class 'list'>

Get a configuration constant in a dictionary:

Code: >>> self.cfg.get("EXAMPLE_DICT", "OPTIONS", "dict")
Returns: {'value_one': '1', 'value_two': '2'}
Value Type: <class 'dict'>

Get language constants from languages/en.ini:

Get current language tag:

Code: >>> self.lang.tag
Returns: en
Value Type: <class 'str'>

Get a language constant:

Code: >>> self.lang.get("LANG_EXAMPLE_STRING")
Returns: This is an example string
Value Type: <class 'str'>

Get a language constant by passing a value in String-Print-Format. In the language file you will see for example: "The value here: "{}"

Code: >>> self.lang.sprintf("LANG_EXAMPLE_SPRINTF", "3")
Returns: String-Print-Format value here: "3"
Value Type: <class 'str'>

Get a language constant by passing many values in String-Print-Format. In the language file you will see: "One: "{}". Two: "{}". Three: "{}".

Code: >>> self.lang.sprintf("LANG_EXAMPLE_SPRINTF2", "1", "2", "3")
Returns: One: "1". Two: "2". Three: "3".
Value Type: <class 'str'>

Translating a string:

Code: >>> value = 'dictionary'
	  >>> self.lang.translate(value)
Returns: Dictionary
Value Type: <class 'str'>

Using PMVCS View functions

This shows the banner with the App's name:

Code: >>> self.pmvcs_view.get_intro()

This shows the exit message:

Code: >>> self.pmvcs_view.get_exit()

This inserts a line break without print():

Code: >>> self.pmvcs_view.line_brake()

This inserts a line break with print():

Code: >>> self.pmvcs_view.line_brake(True)

This inserts a pause to press ENTER to start:

Code: >>> self.pmvcs_view.input_start()

This inserts a pause to press ENTER to continue:

Code: >>> self.pmvcs_view.input_pause()

This inserts a select an option input():

Code: >>> self.pmvcs_view.input_options()

This inserts a select an input():

Code: >>> self.pmvcs_view.input_generic(text)

PMVCS captures

PMVCS implementation examples

• PMVCS Examples

Repository

• Repository PMVCS