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# ltermio - A Lightweight POSIX terminal I/O library
The package contains 5 modules: ***cursor***, ***termkey***, ***termouse***, ***color256*** and ***unicon***. Tested only on **MacOS terminal** and **iTerm2**, so the platform compatibility has not been well verfied yet.
All functions are based on **XTerm** specification, **CSI** sequences and **termios**, no additional requirements other than the standard library.
**Applicability**: They are only for **POSIX** terminal applications.
References:
<https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ANSI_escape_code>
<https://invisible-island.net/xterm/ctlseqs/ctlseqs.html>
<https://www.xfree86.org/current/ctlseqs.html>
## Installation & Usage
Uses pip to install the package:
`pip3 install ltermio`
More details on module usage:
`pydoc ltermio.module-name`
## History & Why
As we all know, character terminal are outdated facilities, why did I still write such a package?
When I was learning **Python** a few months ago, I decided to write a terminal **Tetris** game as a practice of the language learning. Due to the learning reason, I did not want to use any third-party packages. So when I finally finished the game, there naturally formed this by-product.
## color256 module
Sets 256-color display attributes of character terminal.
There are three pairs of functions to set or restore colors according to their literal name, and another pair to set text display attributes:
```python
set_fcolor(color: int)
reset_fcolor()
set_bcolor(color: int)
reset_bcolor()
set_color(fcolor: int, bcolor: int)
reset_color()
set_textattr(attr: TextAttr | int)
reset_textattr(attr: TextAttr | int)
```
All color functions use indexed color as parameter, function *rgb()* can make indexed color number from given RGB parameters. Enum class *Color* defined constants of some common-used indexed colors and grayscales.
Enum class *TextAttr* defined constants of text display attributes, like *BOLD*, *ITALIC* and *UNERLINED*, etc.
Following sample code prints gradually bright colorful greetings:
```python
from ltermio import set_fcolor, reset_fcolor
for i in range(6):
for char in 'Hello, color256!':
set_fcolor(ord(char) % 32 + 20 + i * 36)
print(char, end='')
print()
reset_fcolor()
```
Another sample to output all colors:
```python
from ltermio import rgb, set_bcolor, reset_bcolor
for red in range(6):
for green in range(6):
for blue in range(6):
set_bcolor(rgb(red, green, blue))
print(' ', end='')
print()
reset_bcolor()
```
## cursor module
Wrapper functions of the **CSI(Control Sequence Introducer)** sequences about cursor and screen.
A several of additional functions are provided for text composing:
```python
v_composing(seq: str) -> str
downward_seq(text: str, cols: int) -> str
vert_seq(text: str) -> str
rect_border_seq(width: int, height: int, sym: str) -> str
```
Following sample code of *v_composing()* displays three big colorful greetings:
```python
from ltermio import putmsg, v_composing
_P1 = ':{0}\x1b3hj'
_P15 = ':{0}\x1b6l:{0}\x1b11hj'
_DASH = '5:{0}\x1b11hj'
_NEXT_POS = '5k17l'
LETTERS = {
'E': v_composing(f'{(_DASH + _P1) * 2}{_DASH}{_NEXT_POS}'),
'H': v_composing(f'{_P15 * 2}{_DASH}{_P15 * 2}{_NEXT_POS}'),
'L': v_composing(f'{_P1 * 4}{_DASH}{_NEXT_POS}'),
'O': v_composing(f'{_DASH}{_P15 * 3}{_DASH}'),
}
greeting = ''.join(map(LETTERS.get, 'HELLO'))
putmsg(3, 20, greeting.format('\u2b50'))
putmsg(9, 14, greeting.format('\u2b55'))
putmsg(15, 8, greeting.format('\U0001f7e2'))
print('\n')
```
## termkey module
Functions to read input in non-canonical mode.
There are 5 ***curses*** like functions:
+ *getch()*: Gets a character from stdin.
+ *ungetch()*: Puts one or more characters into the key buffer.
+ *getkey()*: Calls getch() and transforms character to keycode.
+ *ungetkey()*: Puts a keycode into the key buffer.
+ *setparams()*: Sets frenquently-used attributes of the input.
And a function to support mouse tracking.
+ *mouse_handler()*: Sets a function to handle mouse report.
Function keycodes in common using are defined in enum class *Key*.
A typical usage example as following:
```python
import ltermio
from ltermio import Key
ltermio.setparams(echo=False)
key = ltermio.getkey()
while key != Key.ESC:
...
key = ltermio.getkey()
ltermio.setparams()
```
## termouse module
Detects and reports mouse events.
The implementation of the module follows the **XTerm** specification of the mouse tracking and uses normal tracking mode, see also:
<https://invisible-island.net/xterm/ctlseqs/ctlseqs.html#h2-Mouse-Tracking>
<https://www.xfree86.org/current/ctlseqs.html#Mouse%20Tracking>
Calls *ltermio.mouse_tracking_on()* to turn on the mouse tracking, or sets the parameter `mouse=True` on the decorator *ltermio.appentry_args()*.
The mouse events are reported by *ltermio.getkey()*, with value encoded in a 32-bits integer and larger than *Key.MOUSE_EVENT*. It is simple to make difference from normal key codes by `code > Key.MOUSE_EVENT`.
Decodes the event codes by calling *ltermio.decode_mouse_event()* which returns a tuple with explicit items.
An example to get key and mouse inputs as following:
```python
import ltermio
from ltermio import Key, MouseEvent
ltermio.mouse_tracking_on()
ltermio.setparams(echo=False)
code = ltermio.getkey()
while code != Key.CONTROL_X:
if code > Key.MOUSE_EVENT:
event, row, col, modifiers = ltermio.decode_mouse_event(code)
if event == MouseEvent.B1_CLICKED:
... # do something with mouse event
else:
... # do something with key input
code = ltermio.getkey()
ltermio.setparams(echo=True)
ltermio.mouse_tracking_off()
```
## unicon module
Collection of some common icons in unicode character set.
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It is simple to make difference from normal key codes by `code > Key.MOUSE_EVENT`. \nDecodes the event codes by calling *ltermio.decode_mouse_event()* which returns a tuple with explicit items.\n \nAn example to get key and mouse inputs as following:\n\n```python\n import ltermio\n from ltermio import Key, MouseEvent\n\n ltermio.mouse_tracking_on()\n ltermio.setparams(echo=False)\n\n code = ltermio.getkey()\n while code != Key.CONTROL_X:\n if code > Key.MOUSE_EVENT:\n event, row, col, modifiers = ltermio.decode_mouse_event(code)\n if event == MouseEvent.B1_CLICKED:\n ... # do something with mouse event\n else:\n ... # do something with key input\n code = ltermio.getkey()\n\n ltermio.setparams(echo=True)\n ltermio.mouse_tracking_off()\n```\n\n## unicon module\nCollection of some common icons in unicode character set.\n",
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