PyConsoleMenu2 1.2.0

An extreamly easy to use Python console menu

PyConsoleMenu2

An extreamly easy to use Python console menu. (fork ver.)

Features:

• Cross platform, interactive selection
• Flexible Builder pattern
• Multi selection and Callback selection support

Preview

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Installation 💾

pip install PyConsoleMenu2

Usage example 👨‍💻

from PyConsoleMenu2 import BaseMenu, ItemMenu, MultiMenu

# basic usage, get the index
ret = BaseMenu("title: BaseMenu").add_options(["a", "b", "c"]).run()
print(ret)  # 0 / 1 / 2

# get the name, and more options
ret = (
    BaseMenu("title: BaseMenu")
    .add_options(["a", "b", "c"])
    .add_option("d")
    .default_index(1)
    .prefix("[")
    .suffix("]")
    .raise_when_too_small()
    .on_user_cancel(lambda: print("cancel"))
    .run_get_item()
)
print(ret)  # a / b / c / d

# multi selection (use space to select)
ret = MultiMenu("title: MultiMenu").max_count(2).add_options(["a", "b", "c"]).run()
print(ret)

# each option related to an item. could be used as callback function.
func = (
    ItemMenu("title: ItemMenu")
    .add_option("a", lambda: print("a"))
    .add_options([("b", lambda: print("b")), ("c", lambda: print("c"))])
    .run_get_item()
)
func()

See more examples

Document

• Three types of menus: BaseMenu (only strings), MultiMenu (multi selections), ItemMenu (binds items to each option)
• Keybindings: See code
• methods:
  • run: get index of selected option.
  • run_get_item: get the related item of selected option. Option string for BaseMenu, a set of string for MultiMenu, and user given item for ItemMenu.
  • raise_when_too_small: when set to True, raise a error.RenderException, otherwise ignore drawing.
  • on_user_cancel: exec a function when user cancel the input. If not set, raise KeyboardInterrupt by default.
  • ...

Additional

There's problem when displaying CJK string on windows terminal, caused by upstream dependency windows-curses. But still usable.