PyFramebuffer

Console Framebuffer for Python

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PyFramebuffer is only one single .py file, so you can just drag "Framebuffer.py" to your project easily without any installation process!

If you're starting a project with this, you can instantiate a Framebuffer with:

f = Framebuffer()

and start drawing stuff in a while loop:

from Framebuffer import Framebuffer

f = Framebuffer()

while 1:

	# Print 'Hello' in the top left corner of the screen.
	f.PrintText(0, 2, "Hello")

	# Print a character in the middle of the screen.
	# Only use "PrintAt()" if you're printing a single character.
	f.PrintAt(int(f.width / 2), int(f.height / 2), ',')

	# Print 'World!' in the bottom right corner of the screen.
	f.PrintText(f.width - 1 - (len("World!")), f.height - 2, "World!")

	f.Draw()

Easy as that! :D