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by willm 5y ago
Cheers, Simon!
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Textual, a new Python TUI by the author of Rich(willmcgugan.com)
1 points by willm 5y ago|0 comments
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by willm 6y ago
I probably wouldn't want to add features that weren't broadly compatible with all terminals. Unless they could be added in such a way that didn't break other terminals. However, they could be implemented as an extension to Ri
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by willm 6y ago
Rich author here. It does look great, I like the API design. Would you consider adding an integration for Rich? In theory it should be possible to have your charts object also work within a Rich layout, using the Console Protocol. https:&#
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by willm 6y ago
Plans, yes. Still thinking about the best way to do it without inventing too many wheels. Timeline depends on inspiration and free time. Although lately with the pandemic free time hasn't been a problem.
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by willm 6y ago
Author of Rich here. Happy to answer any Rich related questions.
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by willm 6y ago
It’s cool. Occasionally my posts do blow up!
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Building Rich Terminal Dashboards(willmcgugan.com)
34 points by willm 6y ago|0 comments
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Top Python Libraries of 2020(tryolabs.com)
3 points by willm 6y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: Colorful CLI Spinners with Python(github.com)
5 points by willm 6y ago|0 comments
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Richer Django Logging(willmcgugan.com)
2 points by willm 6y ago|0 comments
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Better Python console apps with Rich(jslvtr.com)
3 points by willm 6y ago|0 comments
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A Prettier Python REPL with Rich(willmcgugan.com)
3 points by willm 6y ago|0 comments
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by willm 6y ago
Its slower when it renders the traceback, all that reading of source and syntax highlighting takes second or two. There is a way of importing something automatically, see the sites module docs.
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by willm 6y ago
No, the animation was for demo purposes. It’s not normally dynamic.
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by willm 6y ago
Yes, Rich will remove escape sequences when not writing to a terminal.
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by willm 6y ago
That was my main motivation in working in Rich. Whenever I move from the frontend to the backend, I miss what the browser can do so effortlessly.
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by willm 6y ago
I’m glad you find it useful!
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by willm 6y ago
My goal was to bring some of the capabilities of HTML to the console. The browser is always going to win in terms of capabilities.
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by willm 6y ago
The animation is purely for demonstration purposes. Generally you would use this to render a formatted table as the result of a CLI.
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Rich Tables in the Terminal(github.com)
298 points by willm 6y ago|50 comments
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Rendering “indeterminate” progress bars in the terminal using Python(willmcgugan.com)
3 points by willm 6y ago|1 comments
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Real Working Hyperlinks in the Terminal(willmcgugan.com)
1 points by willm 6y ago|0 comments
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by willm 6y ago
Good to hear its useful to you. :)
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by willm 6y ago
Gracias
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by willm 6y ago
I felt for sure we would have Minority Report interfaces by 2020, but looks like we're stuck with terminals until retirement.
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by willm 6y ago
Thanks. Yeah, I've worked with a variety of web frameworks, including Flask.
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by willm 6y ago
I'd love to see that! Tweet @willmcgugan when you have something :)
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Show HN: Python lib for rich text, markdown, tables, etc. in the terminal(github.com)
362 points by willm 6y ago|47 comments
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How to get Rich with Python (a new terminal rendering library)(willmcgugan.com)
3 points by willm 6y ago|0 comments

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