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a useful library that allows the user to select between multiple items in the console using the keyboard. Supports very long lists that don't fit on the screen, rich styles, control with buttons up, down, left, right, wasd, j, h, home, end, page up, page down
pip install easyselect
from easyselect import Sel
yes_or_no = Sel(
items = [
'yes',
'no',
]
)
answer = yes_or_no.choose()
print(answer)
yes_or_no = Sel(
items = [
'yes',
'no',
],
text = 'please select yes or no'
)
linux only
yes_or_no = Sel(
items = [
'yes',
'no',
],
styles = [
'green',
'red'
]
)
nums = Sel(
items = list(range(50))
)
page_size arg allows to specify how much lines will be rendered on screen
default value is 15
nums = Sel(
items = list(range(50)),
page_size = 3
)
user will able to use these buttons
you can read changelog here
FAQs
simple and pretty tool for selecting items by keyboard in terminal
We found that easyselect 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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