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Python module for creating menus.
Для установки используйте следующую команду:
pip install Kpick
from Kpick import create_menu
menu_options = ['Option 1', 'Option 2', 'Option 3']
selection = create_menu(menu_options)
print(f'Вы выбрали: {selection_index}')
import Kpick
class Menu():
def __init__(self) -> None:
self.options = ["WireLessAttacl", "Wifi", "Hacking"]
self.selected_index = None
def main_menu(self):
self.selected_index = Kpick.run_menu(self.options)
if self.selected_index == 0:
self.first()
elif self.selected_index == 1:
self.second()
elif self.selected_index == 2:
print("You selected Option 3.")
def first(self):
opt2 = ["Jammer", "Flood", "WPA PIN HACK","exit"]
slt = Kpick.run_menu(opt2)
if slt == 0:
return(self.first())
elif slt == 1:
return(self.first())
elif slt == 2:
return(self.first())
elif slt == 3:
return(self.main_menu())
def second(self):
opt3 = ["Monitoring Mode", "Scan Networks", "exit"]
slt2 = Kpick.run_menu(opt3)
if slt2 == 0:
return(self.second())
elif slt2 == 1:
return(self.second())
elif slt2 == 2:
return(self.main_menu())
menu = Menu()
menu.main_menu()
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Python module for creating menus
We found that Kpickmenu demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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