MultiChoiceLib is a one-day project, meaning that it was literally written in a day. As you can imagine, it has not extensively been tested for bugs, and it does not work at all on machines which cannot run bash.
Usage:
from multichoicelib import MultiChoice
query = MultiChoice("Pick one:", ["apples", "cherries"])
.wAccentColor("\033[33m") # yellow
.wQuestionPrefix("\033[4m") # underline, don't override
.wAnswerPrefix("] ", True) # override params are optional and default to false
.wSelectedPrefix(") ", True) # if false, will append instead
.addOption("oranges")() # evaluate
print(query.index, query.value)
Result:
Warp terminal with Grafbase theme
FAQs
Miniscule Python Module for multiple choice menus using arrow keys
We found that multichoicelib 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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