Because your Python code is not JUST a script !
HsPyLib is not just a Python library; it's a gateway to elevating your programming experience to new heights. Built on established principles like SOLID, DRY (Don't Repeat Yourself), KISS (Keep It Simple, Stupid), and YAGNI (You Ain’t Gonna Need It), HsPyLib offers a wealth of frameworks and features. It empowers you to craft sophisticated Python3 applications, adhering to the philosophy that code should not merely be a simple script - it should be a part of the 'PYCSNBASS' (Python Code Should Not Be A Simple Script) mindset.
This project is a part of the HomeSetup project.
Create beautiful menu-select inputs
class SelectableItem:
def __init__(self, name: str, value: str):
self.name = name
self.value = value
def __str__(self):
return f"Name: {self.name} Value: {self.value}"
def __repr__(self):
return str(self)
if __name__ == "__main__":
quantity = 22
digits = len(str(quantity))
it = [SelectableItem(f"Item-{n:>0{digits}}", f"Value-{n:>0{digits}}") for n in range(1, quantity)]
sel = mselect(it)
print(str(sel))
And create beautiful menu-choose inputs
class ChooseableItem:
def __init__(self, name: str, value: str):
self.name = name
self.value = value
def __str__(self):
return f"Name: {self.name} Value: {self.value}"
def __repr__(self):
return str(self)
if __name__ == "__main__":
quantity = 22
digits = len(str(quantity))
it = [ChooseableItem(f"Item-{n:>0{digits}}", f"Value-{n:>0{digits}}") for n in range(1, quantity)]
sel = mchoose(it, [n % 2 == 0 for n in range(1, quantity)])
print(str(sel))
And also, create beautiful form inputs
from clitt.core.tui.minput.input_validator import InputValidator
from clitt.core.tui.minput.minput import MenuInput, minput
if __name__ == "__main__":
# fmt: off
form_fields = MenuInput.builder() \
.field() \
.label('letters') \
.validator(InputValidator.letters()) \
.build() \
.field() \
.label('word') \
.validator(InputValidator.words()) \
.build() \
.field() \
.label('number') \
.validator(InputValidator.numbers()) \
.min_max_length(1, 4) \
.build() \
.field() \
.label('masked') \
.itype('masked') \
.value('|##::##::## @@') \
.build() \
.field() \
.label('selectable') \
.itype('select') \
.value('one|two|three') \
.build() \
.field() \
.label('checkbox') \
.itype('checkbox') \
.build() \
.field() \
.label('password') \
.itype('password') \
.validator(InputValidator.anything()) \
.min_max_length(4, 8) \
.build() \
.field() \
.label('read-only') \
.access_type('read-only') \
.value('READ-ONLY') \
.build() \
.build()
# fmt: on
result = minput(form_fields)
print(result.__dict__ if result else "None")
Or even, create nice dashboards:
if __name__ == "__main__":
# fmt: off
dashboard_items = MenuDashBoard.builder() \
.item() \
.icon(DashboardIcons.POWER) \
.tooltip('Do something') \
.on_trigger(lambda: print('Something')) \
.build() \
.item() \
.icon(DashboardIcons.MOVIE) \
.tooltip('Another something') \
.on_trigger(lambda: print('Another')) \
.build() \
.item() \
.icon(DashboardIcons.NOTIFICATION) \
.tooltip('Notify something') \
.on_trigger(lambda: print('Notification')) \
.build() \
.item() \
.icon(DashboardIcons.LIST) \
.tooltip('List everything') \
.on_trigger(lambda: print('List')) \
.build() \
.item() \
.icon(DashboardIcons.DATABASE) \
.tooltip('Database console') \
.on_trigger(lambda: print('Database')) \
.build() \
.item() \
.icon(DashboardIcons.EXIT) \
.tooltip('Exit application') \
.on_trigger(lambda: print('Exit')) \
.build() \
.build()
# fmt: on
result = mdashboard(dashboard_items)
And even more, create beautiful menus !
if __name__ == "__main__":
# fmt: off
main_menu = TUIMenuFactory \
.create_main_menu('TUI Main Menu', tooltip='Test Terminal UI Menus') \
.with_item('Sub-Menu-1') \
.with_action("DO IT 1", "Let's do it") \
.on_trigger(lambda x: print("ACTION 1", x)) \
.with_view("Just a View 1", "Show the view 1") \
.on_render("MY BEAUTIFUL VIEW 1") \
.with_action("Back", "Back to the previous menu") \
.on_trigger(TUIMenuUi.back) \
.then() \
.with_item('Sub-Menu-2') \
.with_action("DO IT 2", "Let's do it too") \
.on_trigger(lambda x: print("ACTION 2", x)) \
.with_view("Just a View 2", "Show the view 2") \
.on_render("MY BEAUTIFUL VIEW 2") \
.with_action("Back", "Back to the previous menu") \
.on_trigger(TUIMenuUi.back) \
.then() \
.then() \
.build()
# fmt: on
TUIMenuUi(main_menu, "TUI Main Menu").execute()
You may want to install HsPyLib on other OS's and it will probably work, but there are no guarantees that it WILL ACTUALLY WORK.
The following software are required:
There are some python dependencies, but they will be automatically downloaded when the build runs.
To install HsPyLib from PyPi issue the command:
# python3 -m pip install hspylib
To upgrade HsPyLib use the command:
# python3 -m pip install hspylib --upgrade
Additional modules that can also be installed:
# python3 -m pip install hspylib-clitt to install HsPyLib CLI terminal tools.# python3 -m pip install hspylib-firebase to install HsPyLib Firebase application.# python3 -m pip install hspylib-vault to install HsPyLib Vault application.# python3 -m pip install hspylib-kafman to install Kafka manager.# python3 -m pip install hspylib-datasource to install datasource helpers.# python3 -m pip install hspylib-hqt to install HsPyLib PyQt framework.To clone HsPyLib into your local machine type the command:
# git clone https://github.com/yorevs/hspylib.git
The API documentation can be found here
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FAQs
HsPyLib - Core python library
We found that hspylib 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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