PyMenu is a Python library that simplifies the creation of CLI menus and interactive command-line interfaces. It allows you to define commands, prompt the user for input, and execute the chosen command effortlessly. Whether you are building a simple command-line tool or a more complex interactive application, PyMenu can streamline the process and enhance user experience.
You can install PyMenu using pip:
pip install pymenuCreating CLI Menus
To get started with PyMenu, first import the library and create commands using the @command decorator. Each decorated function defines a command:
from pymenu import command, run_menu
@command("Do something")
def do_something():
print("You chose to do something!")
@command("Do another thing")
def do_another_thing():
print("You chose to do another thing!")
if __name__ == "__main__":
run_menu()When you run the script, PyMenu will display the registered commands and prompt the user for input. The user can select a command by entering the corresponding number, and PyMenu will execute the associated function:
$ python example.py
1. Do something
2. Do another thing
Enter command number: 1
You chose to do something!With PyMenu, you can easily create interactive CLI applications, manage user input, and execute commands, making your command-line tools more user-friendly.
Contributions to PyMenu are welcome! If you find issues or have suggestions for improvements, please open an issue or submit a pull request.