curses-menu 0.8.1

Usage

It’s designed to be pretty simple to use. Here’s an example

menu = CursesMenu("Root Menu", "Root Menu Subtitle")
item1 = MenuItem("Basic item that does nothing", menu)
function_item = FunctionItem("FunctionItem, get input", input, ["Enter an input: "])
print(__file__)
command_item = CommandItem(
    "CommandItem that opens another menu",
    f"python {__file__}",
)

submenu = CursesMenu.make_selection_menu([f"item{x}" for x in range(1, 20)])
submenu_item = SubmenuItem("Long Selection SubMenu", submenu=submenu, menu=menu)

submenu_2 = CursesMenu("Submenu Title", "Submenu subtitle")
function_item_2 = FunctionItem("Fun item", input, ["Enter an input"])
item2 = MenuItem("Another Item")
submenu_2.items.append(function_item_2)
submenu_2.items.append(item2)
submenu_item_2 = SubmenuItem("Short Submenu", submenu=submenu_2, menu=menu)

menu.items.append(item1)
menu.items.append(function_item)
menu.items.append(command_item)
menu.items.append(submenu_item)
menu.items.append(submenu_item_2)

menu.start()
_ = menu.join()

Testing Information

Currently the platforms I’m manually testing on are MacOS in iTerm2 on zsh with and without TMUX and Windows 10with both powersehll and cmd.exe in and out of Windows Terminal. If a bug pops up on another configuration, no promises that I’ll be able to reproduce it.