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A Python library for creating interactive buttons with keyboard navigation.
You can install the Interactive Buttons library via pip:
pip install interactive_buttons
linear_buttons
:from interactive_buttons import *
from colorama import Fore, Back
# Change button color :
# Way 1 :
Variables.HIGHLIGHT = "\033[30;43m" # Yellow background
# Way 2 :
from colorama import Fore, Back # Needs to be installed by running the command `pip install colorama`
Variables.HIGHLIGHT = Back.RED + Fore.BLACK # Red background and Black text
# Change decorator (in [button text] the square brackets are the decorators) :
# Way 1 :S
Variables.DECORATOR = ["<", ">"] # [button text] -> <button text>
# Way 2 :
Variables.DECORATOR = [] # [button text] -> button text
# Way 3 :
Variables.DECORATOR = ["> "] # [button text] -> > button text
# Creating functions
def func1(text):
print(text)
def func2():
print("Hi !")
# Define button configurations as a list
buttons = [dict(name="Button 1", function=func1, args=("Hello !")),
dict(name="Button 2", function=func2)]
# Create linear buttons and start the interactive interface
linear_buttons(buttons)
column_buttons
:from interactive_buttons import *
# Creating functions
def func1(text):
print(text)
def func2():
print("Hi !")
# Define button configurations as a list
buttons = [dict(name="Button 1", function=func1, args=("Hello !")),
dict(name="Button 2", function=func2),
dict(name="Button 3", function=func1, args=("Hello2 !")),
dict(name="Button 4", function=func2),]
# Create column buttons and start the interactive interface
column_buttons(buttons)
matrix_buttons
:from interactive_buttons import *
from colorama import Fore, Back
Variables.SPACES += Variables.SPACES
Variables.HIGHLIGHT = Back.RED + Fore.BLACK
def say(message):
print(message)
return message
matrix = [
[dict(name="Button A Line 1", function=say, args="A1"), dict(name="Button B Line 1", function=say, args="B1")],
[dict(name="Button A Line 2", function=say, args="A2"), dict(name="Button B Line 2", function=say, args="B2")],
]
output = matrix_buttons(matrix)
print(output) # You can now get the returned value of your function
The Interactive Buttons library allows you to easily create interactive buttons for user interaction in your Python applications. It provides a simple and intuitive way to create a list of buttons, associate them with functions, and navigate through them using the keyboard. This library is particularly useful for creating text-based interactive menus and interfaces.
Check out the GitHub repository for the latest updates, issues, and contributions. Feel free to contribute to the project or report any issues you encounter.
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