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by willm 5y ago
Nope, but that would be a nice addition.
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by willm 5y ago
This is good idea. Will investigate how to pipe data and display a progress bar at the same time.
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by willm 5y ago
Hi HN, This is a command line tool I’ve been working on for rendering various types of content in the terminal. The core functionality is syntax highlighting with line numbers and indent guides. It can render Markdown (commonmark), and does
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Show HN: Rich-CLI – A CLI toolbox for highlighting, Markdown, JSON and rich text(github.com)
126 points by willm 5y ago|33 comments
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by willm 5y ago
отъебись ابتعد भाड़ में जाओ Γαμήσου Sincerely, The rest of the world.
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Terminal support for emoji(darrenburns.net)
68 points by willm 5y ago|78 comments
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by willm 5y ago
*Will McGugan :)
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by willm 5y ago
Glad you find it useful!
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by willm 5y ago
Some Jerk called Tim Berners-Lee invented the “web”
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by willm 5y ago
It is crazy, I agree. But you have to keep in mind how old this protocol is. Layers and layers of cruft which you can trace back to before the computing era. Here is Rich running on a Teletype Model 33, circa 1963. And it works (kinda). ht
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by willm 5y ago
Colour hating curmudgeons can set NO_COLOR env var, which Rich will respect.
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Rich: A Python library for rich text and formatting in the terminal(github.com)
389 points by willm 5y ago|82 comments
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by willm 5y ago
That is not the case. The code within that block will not be in the namespace if that file is imported. Contrary to your example which will have the main function in the module namespace.
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From Open Source Maintainer to Founder / CEO(willmcgugan.com)
1 points by willm 5y ago|0 comments
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by willm 5y ago
Sounds like you only read the title. The OP is planning on living off his savings for a while. I'm sure he would love for sponsorship to make his work self-sustaining, but he would settle for paying a few bills.
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by willm 5y ago
Well spotted. Fixed.
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by willm 5y ago
I'm sure its not. But this is one of the few (possibly only) things I'm actually good at. And it's not entirely altruistic, I think this work will benefit me financially in the future.
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by willm 5y ago
Getting paid to develop open source. What’s not to like? Great in theory, but projects will only generate income if they are a dependency of the subscribers.
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by willm 5y ago
So far, it has generated no income.
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Nice JSON pretty printing with Python(willmcgugan.com)
3 points by willm 5y ago|0 comments
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FastAPI and Rich Tracebacks in Development(blog.hay-kot.dev)
1 points by willm 5y ago|0 comments
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by willm 5y ago
It would be the other way around. Basically anything that Rich can print can be used in Textual. Have a look at the render method in the examples, which returns a Rich object.
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by willm 5y ago
Fingers crossed!
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by willm 5y ago
Ah, I haven't explained myself well there. It is inspired by JS web frameworks. Vue in particular.
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by willm 5y ago
Cheers!
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Show HN: Textual – An async-powered terminal application framework for Python(github.com)
66 points by willm 5y ago|13 comments
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by willm 5y ago
I'm the author of Rich, a Python library for fancy formatting in the terminal. Textual is a framework I'm building around Rich for creating terminal applications. It's powered by async and borrows a number of techniques from
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by willm 5y ago
Tweet author here. Please don’t @ me. I was only half serious. The context was re Python libraries. I increase the major version when I revise the API, even if it’s single method. To my mind, that is a failure on my part to come up with the
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Hynek Schlawack: Alternatives to Subclassing in Python(hynek.me)
5 points by willm 5y ago|0 comments
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by willm 5y ago
It might be. But I've never used SwitftUI. I'm taking inspiration from web technologies and various GUI systems I've used.

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