statelogic 1.0.1

A library for state management with colored messages

StateLogic

StateLogic is a Python library for finite state machine with colored messages in the terminal.

Installation

You can install the package using pip3:

pip3 install statelogic

Usage

Here’s a basic example of how to use StateLogic:

from statelogic import StateLogic

# Create an instance of StateLogic
state_logic = StateLogic()

Using it as Finite State Machine

>>> from statelogic import StateLogic
>>> s=StateLogic()
>>> s.transition("freeze","LIQUID","SOLID")
<statelogic.StateLogic object at 0x103188950>
>>> s.transition("melts","SOLID","LIQUID")
<statelogic.StateLogic object at 0x103188950>
>>> s.state("anything else")
<statelogic.StateLogic object at 0x103188950>
>>> s.state()
>>> s.state("SOLID")
<statelogic.StateLogic object at 0x103188950>
>>> s.state()
'SOLID'
>>> s.states()
['LIQUID', 'SOLID']
>>> s.transitions()
['freeze', 'melts']

Using the Attr Class

from statelogic import Attr

class MyClass:
    def __init__(self):
        self.name = Attr(self, attrName="name", value="Default Name")

my_instance = MyClass()
print(my_instance.name())  # Output: Default Name

# Update the name
my_instance.name("New Name")
print(my_instance.name())  # Output: New Name

Use the critical message method

state_logic.criticalMsg("This is a critical message", tag="ERROR")

Features

• Colorful terminal messages
• Easy to use for state management
• Customizable message formatting
• Dynamic attribute management with Attr
• State transition definitions with Transition
• Reflection capabilities with Reflection
• Finite state machine functionality with FSM
• Application data management with AppData
• Signal handling with Signal
• Shell command and environment utilities with Sh

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.