tuikit 0.1.1

Lightweight TUI utilities: console, text, lists, timezones and logic helpers.

TUI-Toolkit

A compact set of terminal-focused utilities: console helpers, text processing, list tools, logic evaluators, and timezone utilities backed by bundled JSON tzdata.

Designed as a library, not a framework. No global state, no magic, no TUI “engine”—just focused primitives.

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Installation

pip install tuikit

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Features

Console Utilities

Structured terminal output helpers:

1. clearing screen
2. seperating screen
3. spacing

Text Tools

Simple but practical utilities:

1. wrapping
2. alignment
3. tokenization helpers

List Tools

Operations on sequences:

1. flattening
2. grouping
3. chunking
4. transformations

Logic Tools

Small logic helpers:

1. truth checks
2. implication evaluation
3. safe comparisons

Time & Zone Tools

Timezone-aware utilities using packaged JSON tzdata:

1. Africa, America, Asia, Europe, Pacific, Australia
2. zone alias resolution
3. offset lookup
4. conversions
5. formating to fuzzy human-readable

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Quick Start

1. Console

from tuikit.console import clear

print("Hello World")
clear(sleep=2) # clears screen after 2 seconds

2. Lists

from tuikit.listools import flatten

nested = [1, [2, 3, [4, 5, 6], [7], 8], [9]]
flat = flatten(nested)

```Text
from tuikit.textools import wrap

print(wrap("Long text here...", width=40))

3. Logic

from tuikit.logictools import any_in

nested = [1, [2, 3, [4, 5, 6], [7], 8], [9]]
a_list = ["Hello", "World", "by Darki", 2, 5]

if any_in(a_list, eq=nested):
    print("Hell yeah!")

4. Time & Zones

from tuikit.zonetools import Timezone
from tuikit.timetools import timestamp
from datetime import datetime

zone = Timezone("Africa/Harare")
print(zone.offset)

now = datetime.now().isoformat()
print(timestamp(now))

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Package Structure

tuikit/ console.py exceptions.py listools.py logictools.py textools.py timetools.py zonetools.py tzdata/ Africa.json America.json ...

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Why This Exists

Most libraries either:

1. force a full TUI framework,
2. over-abstract simple tasks,
3. or hide logic behind globals.

This toolkit does the opposite:

1. explicit imports
2. predictable functions
3. small focused modules
4. timezone data bundled locally

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License

MIT. See LICENSE for more details.