A command line menu, designed for user selection of provided data. Useful for user directing script mid run, specifying parameters from list, etc

User selects their entry using corresponding key as specified in parens . Designed for easy number pad usage

If given a dictionary, pycolims will return key/s, allowing easy user input to call a dict value

pip install pycolims

import pycolims
single = pycolims.Single()
selection =  single.run(['Zero', 'One', 'Two'])
#   (0) Zero 
#   (1) One 
#   (2) Two 
#   ( )  
#  (!!) Break
# 2
selection
# 'Two'

import pycolims
multi = pycolims.Multi()
selections = multi.run([x for x in range(5)])
#   (0)( ) 0 
#   (1)( ) 1 
#   (2)(*) 2 
#   (3)( ) 3 
#   (4)(*) 4 
#   ( )  
# (**) Select All (//) Clear All (><) Flip All (..) Return Selected (!!) Break
# ..
selections
# [[False, 0], [False, 1], [True, 2], [False, 3], [True, 4]]
for selected, entry in selections:
    if selected:
        print(entry)
# 2
# 4

When a multi pycolims is used, the menu returns the entire given array with each item converted to a tuple, with boolean inserted at [0] indicating selection status

[[False, 0], [False, 1], [True, 2], [False, 3], [True, 4]] Pycolims will also recognize when given a format like above, and will display selected entries appropriately

In the case of a large list passed, pycolims uses pointers to only display as many as can be seen. Use + and - to navigate

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