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Start new Terminal Windows with print and input control

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# window-terminal [![Python versions](https://img.shields.io/badge/python-3-brightgreen.svg)](https://www.python.org/)

window-terminal is a Python module for start new Terminal Window with print and input control.

## Installation

Clone from this repository.

git clone https://github.com/Igorxp5/window-terminal.git

## Usage

Below there are example, how to use this module.

import time from window_terminal import WindowTerminal

#### First Example: Print on Windows Terminal ####

# To instantiate a Window Terminal call ‘WindowTerminal.create_window()’ window1 = WindowTerminal.create_window()

# To Open a Window Terminal, call ‘open()’ from a object window1.open()

# Print on Windown Terminal, call ‘print()’ window1.print(‘Hello I'm a Window Terminal!’)

# The Window Terminal can be closed at any time # For example: close after 3 seconds time.sleep(3) window1.close()

#### Second Example: Interact with Window Terminal ####

# Insantiating and opening it more… window2 = WindowTerminal.create_window() window2.open()

# And printing… window2.print(‘### Welcome to Window Terminal 2 ###’)

# To prompt for something to Window Terminal call ‘input()’ # Current thread will be blocked until input is answered something = window2.input(‘Type something here: ‘)

# Priting result… print(‘Window Temrinal 2 replied:’, repr(something))

# Closing Window Terminal 2 window2.close()

#### Third Example: Async Interact with Window Terminal ####

# # Insantiating and opening it for the last time… window3 = WindowTerminal.create_window() window3.open()

# We can define a function to be called when input is answered def input_callback(result): print(‘Window Terminal 3 repled:’, repr(result))

# Now, current thread not will be blocked, when ‘input()’ is called window3.input(‘Other input, type something more here: ‘, input_callback)

# To prevent the script from closing, call ‘wait_close()’ to block # current thread, until Window Terminal close (for example: user action). window3.wait_close()

# Printing after Window Terminal 3 close print(‘Window Terminal 3 was closed!’)

## Contributing Pull requests are welcome. For major changes, please open an issue first to discuss what you would like to change.

Please make sure to update tests as appropriate.

## License [MIT](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Igorxp5/window-terminal/master/LICENSE)

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