Terminal: for Simple and Beautiful
A better terminal tools for python.
Find documentation at Read The Docs.
Features
An easy to use command parser
Full featured ANSI colors and styles
Full featured prompt communication
Nested and verbose logging
No dependencies (windows need colorama)
Installation
To install terminal, simply:
$ pip install terminal
Contribute
Read the Contribution Guide.
1 maintainer
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