wizdantic 0.3.0

Collect values for a pydantic model via a wizard

wizdantic

Conjure populated Pydantic models from thin air with an interactive terminal wizard.

Super-quick start

Requires Python 3.12+.

pip install wizdantic

Usage

Define a Pydantic model. Call run_wizard. That's it.

from pydantic import BaseModel, Field
from wizdantic import run_wizard

class Spellbook(BaseModel):
    name: str = Field(description="Spellbook title")
    page_count: int = Field(description="Number of pages", default=300)
    ink_weight_kg: float = Field(description="Weight of enchanted ink in kilograms", default=0.4)
    cursed: bool = Field(description="Bound with a curse", default=False)

book = run_wizard(Spellbook, title="Register a Spellbook")

The wizard walks the user through each field, validates input inline, insists on required values, pre-fills defaults, and returns a fully constructed model instance.

Try the demo

The fastest way to see wizdantic in action is to run the interactive demo. No install required:

uvx --from=wizdantic[demo] wizdantic-demo

The demo walks through every supported field type, one spell at a time. Each spell shows the model definition and a plain-English description, then drops you into a live wizard.

Documentation

Full documentation at dusktreader.github.io/wizdantic.