A simple and generic menu for the command line

A Raspberry Pi Simple python Stand Alone Local Network Web Server. Automatically reads folder and file entries into a right pane selection list. Selected folder opens a new browser tab and Selected file displays content in browser left pane iframe. Right pane list can be ordered by date/time or alphabetic ascending or descending via settings.py …

This is a little simulation that imitate the famous board game CLUE

A straightforward menu generator for Django

Terminal menu for python applications

A library for creating stateless dynamic discord menus. Supports complex paginated or tabbed navigation with discord reactions.

Blackjack 21 is a simple version of the classic card game. Players aim to beat the dealer with a hand value of 21 or close to it. The game features play, view hand history, and quit options.

This "lockdown-project" is a text-based adventure game built from scratch in Python. It uses descriptive narrative to create a "choose-your-own-path" type storyline. The program includes: player profiles, menu interactions, multiple choice selections, character inventory, game saves, story creation and story sharing (using JSONs).

Project 4 of Openclassrooms Path - Chess Tournament -- create a console programm for a Chess Tournament

PiClockMatrix is a versatile clock application for the Raspberry Pi, integrating an LCD display, LED matrix, and GPIO buttons for user interaction. This Python script offers a range of features, including multiple menu levels, information displays, weather updates, countdown timers, and more.

Rich menu is a library that allows the quick and simple creation of cli menus.

A cli menu created from python which is maneuverable from pointer keys.

Developing a responsive and user-oriented dynamic shopping cart

Reusable application for Django introducing site tree, menu and breadcrumbs navigation elements.

An example of a chatbot with a number-based menu that can be used as a starting point for a project.

These menus I'm making are for my college, here in this folder I'll be updating the menu to see the progress of the code and the evolution of the implemented mechanics, where I start with a very simple menu to one with all the mechanics of a functional menu.