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.. _TERM:
Terminal
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A set of helpers to implement a text user interface (TUI) in a terminal.
.. _TERM/Terminal:
Terminal
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.. _TERM/LineTerminal:
LineTerminal
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Introduction
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This package offers a :class:`pyTooling.TerminalUI.LineTerminal` implementation, derived from a basic
:class:`pyTooling.TerminalUI.Terminal` class. It eases the creation of simple terminal/console applications. It
includes colored outputs based on `colorama`.
List of base-classes
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* :class:`pyTooling.TerminalUI.Terminal`
* :class:`pyTooling.TerminalUI.LineTerminal`
Example
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.. code-block:: Python
from pyTooling.TerminalUI import LineTerminal
class Application(LineTerminal):
def __init__(self) -> None:
super().__init__(verbose=True, debug=True, quiet=False)
def run(self):
self.WriteQuiet("This is a quiet message.")
self.WriteNormal("This is a normal message.")
self.WriteInfo("This is an info message.")
self.WriteDebug("This is a debug message.")
self.WriteWarning("This is a warning message.")
self.WriteError("This is an error message.")
self.WriteFatal("This is a fatal message.")
# entry point
if __name__ == "__main__":
Application.CheckPythonVersion((3,6,0))
app = Application()
app.run()
app.Exit()
Line
####
``Line`` represents a single line in a line-based terminal application. If a
line is visible, depends on the :class:`~pyTooling.TerminalUI.Severity`-level of a
``Line`` object.
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