Terminalia

Terminalia provides a collection of useful functions for working with terminals, including:

Terminal.set_title(title: str): sets the title of the console window to the given title.
Terminal.clear(): clears the terminal screen.
Terminal.hide_cursor(): hides the cursor in the console.
Terminal.show_cursor(): shows the cursor in the console.
Terminal.translate(text: str): translates the given text from English to another language.
Terminal.write(text: str, interval: float = 0.01, hide_cursor: bool = True): simulates typing out the given text with a specified interval between characters.

Install

pip3 install Terminalia

To use this package, simply import it as follows:

from Terminalia import Terminal, Color # importing color is optional

Sets the title of the terminal window.

from Terminalia import Terminal

Terminal.Title("This is a test title")

Clears the terminal screen.

from Terminalia import Terminal

Terminal.Clear()

Hides the cursor on the terminal.

from Terminalia import Terminal

Terminal.Hide_Cursor()

Displays the cursor on the terminal.

from Terminalia import Terminal

Terminal.Show_Cursor()

Translate text from one language to another. Auto detects the specified text's language as well as the users language.

from Terminalia import Terminal

print(Terminal.Translate("Ceci est un exemple de texte"))

Writes the specified text to the console, one character at a time, with an optional delay between characters.

from Terminalia import Terminal

print(Terminal.Write(text="This is an example text", interval=0.5, hide_cursor=True))

Args:
- text (str): The text to write out.
- interval (float, optional): The delay between characters, in seconds. Default is 0.01 seconds.
- hide_cursor (bool, optional): Whether to hide the cursor while writing the text. Default is True.
Returns:
- str: The final typed out string.

Colors text with the specified color.

from Terminalia import Color

print(f"{Color.BLUE}Hello, world!{Color.RESET}")