cli-grid is a simple Python package for creating, managing, and visualizing grids.
This library allows you to create a grid with any number of rows and columns. Each cell in the grid can then be accessed and updated. By default, a visual representation of the grid can be displayed, but this can be disabled.
To start, simply initialize the library like so:
from cli_grid import Grid
grid = Grid()This creates a 3*3 grid by default.
> row(int) => The number of rows
> columns(int) => The number of columns
> no_visual(bool) => Boolean flag to indicate if visualization of the grid is disabled (set to False by default)
> no_border(bool) => Boolean flag to indicate if borders are disabled when visualizing the grid (set to False by default). Note that this will have no effect if `no-viual` is set to True
To get a particular cell:
grid.get_cell(3, 2)This returns the value of the cell on row 3, column 2 of the grid
To update a particular cell:
grid.update(3, 2, 'X')This updates the value of the cell on row 3, column 2 of the grid to the string 'X'
To display the grid:
grid.show_grid()This prints outs a visual reprsentation of the grid and returns the string value of this reepresentation