This is a Python toolkit for quickly building nice looking command line interfaces.
It also includes the following easy to use components:
- Spinners
- Gauge
- Progress
Parameters
message
- The default status text to display while the spinner is spinning.style
- Array of graphical characters used to draw the spinner. By default, on Windows: ['|', '/', '-', ''], on other platforms: ['◜','◠','◝','◞','◡','◟']
Methods
run()
- Show the spinner on the screen.update_msg(message)
- Update the status message that follows the spinner.
Example
from py_clui import Spinner
spinner = Spinner('Processing documents...')
spinner.run()
for x in range(100):
spinner.update_msg('{0} Processed documents'.format(x))
spinner.run()
Draw a basic horizontal gauge to the screen.
Parameters
value
max_value
width
danger_zone
suffix
Example
from py_clui import gauge
total = 100
free = 30
used = total - free
print(gauge(used, total, 20, total * 0.8, 'Used memory'))
Parameters
width
- The width in characters of progress_bar
Methods
update(percent)
- Return a progress bar width a this percente filled.
Example
from py_clui import Progress
progress = Progress(20)
print(progress.update(.5))
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