Scenes - Dylan Hartman

This is a library that allows you to create custom 'Scenes' into your terminal

Tutorial

There are 3 classes you can use from this file. Two of them are helper classes and the last one is to run the scenes.

• ChoiceScene - A scene that adds choices for the user to pick
• CustomScene - Allows the programmer to make custom scenes
• SceneManager - The brains of the operation

ChoiceScene class

This class allows the programmer to add choices for the user to pick between, with some text added to the top

The functions associated with this class

• addOption(option_text: str, callback:function_address)
• option_text: str - The text displayed to the user to specifiy what this option is.
• callback: function_address - This is the function that will be called when this option is activated.

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• setTitle(text: str):
• text: str - Changes the title of this scene

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• setInputText(text: str):
• text: str - Changes the input_text of this scene

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Here is a simple template you can follow.

# M_MainMenu.py
class MainMenu(ChoiceScene):
  def __init__(self):
    super().__init__("MainMenu", "This is a pretty cool title")
    self.addOption("Option 1", self.option1)
    self.addOption("Option 2", self.option2)

  def option1(self):
    print("Option one passed")

  def option2(self):
    print("Option two passed")

Note:

1. The class name HAS to follow the file name, or the program wont recognize it. (Without the 'M_' and '.py')
2. The file name should start with a 'M_' and end with a '.py', or the program wont recognise it.
3. We must add 'super().init(...)' line under the init() function to get all of the parent class features.