xTerm

Install

Windows Install with pip

pip install xTerm

Linux Install with pip3

pip3 install xTerm

Upgrade xterm Python Package : pip install --upgrade xTerm or pip3 install --upgrade xTerm

from xTerm import Maths
# class shortcut
maths = Maths(font_type="Sans_Serif")
# or
maths = Maths(font_type="Sans_Serif_bold")
# or
maths = Maths(font_type="Sans_Serif_italic")
# or
maths = Maths(font_type="Sans_Serif_bold_italic")
# or
maths = Maths(font_type="Mathematical_bold")
# or
maths = Maths(font_type="Mathematical_italic")
# or
maths = Maths(font_type="Mathematical_Fraktur")
# or
maths = Maths(font_type="Mathematical_bold_Fraktur")
# or
maths = Maths(font_type="Mathematical_double_struck")
# or
maths = Maths(font_type="Mathematical_monospace")
# converet string model to any unicode font ,
converted_text = maths.Convert("Hello World")
print(converted_text)

Alpha Mode (Convert Font String)

Convert String Text To Unicode Font Display

from xTerm import Alpha
# shortcut class
alpha = Alpha.Maths(font_type="Sans_Serif_bold_italic")
# text string for convert
converted_text = alpha.Convert("Hello World")
# Print Output
print(converted_text)
# Hello World

Table Mode (Create Table Data on Terminal)

Draw Table Data On Any Terminal

from xTerm import Table
table = Table([["User01", "34"], ["User02", "56"]], ["User", "ID"], "simple_grid")
print(table)

Output:

┌────────┬──────┐
│ User   │   ID │
├────────┼──────┤
│ User01 │   34 │
├────────┼──────┤
│ User02 │   56 │
└────────┴──────┘

from xTerm import Table
# Create Table Data List
table = Table([
    ["File 01", 233345],
    ["File 02", 545660],
    ["File 03", 100057],
    ["File 04", 438103]],
    ["File Name", "Download"]
    , "simple_grid")
# Output:
# ┌─────────────┬────────────┐
# │ File Name   │   Download │
# ├─────────────┼────────────┤
# │ File 01     │     233345 │
# ├─────────────┼────────────┤
# │ File 02     │     545660 │
# ├─────────────┼────────────┤
# │ File 03     │     100057 │
# ├─────────────┼────────────┤
# │ File 04     │     438103 │
# └─────────────┴────────────┘

Table Funcation

• table_data: Any,
• headers: tuple = (),
• tablefmt: str = "simple",
• floatfmt: str = _DEFAULT_FLOATFMT,
• intfmt: str = _DEFAULT_INTFMT,
• numalign: str = _DEFAULT_ALIGN,
• stralign: str = _DEFAULT_ALIGN,
• missingval: str = _DEFAULT_MISSINGVAL,
• showindex: str = "default",
• disable_numparse: bool = False,
• colglobalalign: Any = None,
• colalign: Any = None,
• maxcolwidths: Any = None,
• headersglobalalign: Any = None,
• headersalign: Any = None,
• rowalign: Any = None,
• maxheadercolwidths: Any = None) -> JupyterHTMLStr | LiteralString | str

Table formatting

There is more than one way to format a table in plain text. The third optional argument named tablefmt defines how the table is formatted.

Supported table formats are:

More details : table | Notebook Example