console-gui

console-gui

1 - install: pip install console-gui

2 - use from gui import *

# when we change the text
# component = what is the component calling the func
def on_text_change(component):
    reader.components['readonly'].config(text=component.text)


componets=[
    Field('readonly', None, readonly=True, text='hello readonly'), # readonly lets the user not click on it
    Field('this is a input filid', on_text_change),
    Button('this is a disable button', None, enable=False), # gray out the button not letting the user click it
    Button('this is a exit button', lambda _: exit(0)) # exit the prorgam when click
]

reader = Reader(componets)

reader.read()

3 - add more from gui import Component

class MyComponent(Component):
    def __init__(self, name, click, **kwargs):
        super().__init__(name, click, **kwargs)
        self.text = name
    
    # calls when we click
    def on_click(self):
        self.text = 'pizza'
        self.click(self)
    
    # what will is show
    def __str__(self):
        return self.text

4 - help

class Component:
    def __init__(name, click, kwargs) 
     name is not the thing that will display unless text is none
     name is the str use to get Comp ex: reader.components.get('button')
     for Button name use conent

Reader.__init__(the list of componets, 
stop if press type x = None by defalt,
the button color when selected=WHITE by defalt, 
the button fore color when selected=BLACK bu defalt)