Source code for thurible.menu
"""
text
~~~~
An object for displaying a text area in a terminal.
"""
from dataclasses import dataclass
from typing import Optional
from blessed import Terminal
from blessed.keyboard import Keystroke
from thurible.panel import Scroll, Title
from thurible.util import Box
# Utility classes.
@dataclass
class Option:
"""A command or menu option.
:param name: The name of the option.
:param hotkey: (Optional.) A hotkey that can be used to invoke
the option.
"""
name: str
hotkey: Optional[str] = None
# General classes.
[docs]
class Menu(Scroll, Title):
"""Create a new :class:`thurible.Menu` object. This class provides
a list of options the user can select. As a subclass of
:class:`thurible.panel.Scroll` and :class:`thurible.panel.Title`,
it can also take those parameters and has those public methods,
properties, and active keys.
:class:`thurible.Menu` adds the additional active key:
* KEY_ENTER: Select the highlighted option.
* Optional hot keys to highlight the options, as defined in the
:class:`thurible.Option` object for the option.
:class:`thurible.Menu` modifies the behavior of the following
active keys:
* KEY_END: Highlight the last option, scrolling if needed.
* KEY_DOWN: Highlight the next option, scrolling if needed.
* KEY_HOME: Highlight the first option, scrolling if needed.
* KEY_PGDOWN: Scroll to and highlight the option one screen down.
* KEY_PGUP: Scroll to and highlight the option one screen up.
* KEY_UP: Highlight the previous option, scrolling if needed.
For more information on active keys, see :ref:`active`.
:param options: A sequence of :class:`thurible.Option` objects
defining the options available to the user.
:param option_align_h: (Optional.) The horizontal alignment
of the options within the area that would be highlighted when
the option is highlighted. If you think of each option as a
button, it's how the text is aligned on the face of the button.
It defaults to "left".
:param select_bg: (Optional.) The background color used to
highlight an option.
:param select_fg: (Optional.) The foreground color used to
highlight an option.
:param content_align_h: (Optional.) The horizontal alignment
of the contents of the panel. It defaults to "left". See
:class:`thurible.panel.Content` for more information.
:param content_align_v: (Optional.) The vertical alignment
of the contents of the panel. It defaults to "top".
:return: None.
:rtype: NoneType
"""
# Magic methods.
def __init__(
self,
options: tuple[Option],
option_align_h: str = 'left',
select_bg: str = '',
select_fg: str = '',
content_align_v: str = 'top',
*args, **kwargs
) -> None:
self.options = options
self.option_align_h = option_align_h
self.select_bg = select_bg
self.select_fg = select_fg
if (
'content_pad_left' not in kwargs
and 'conent_pad_right' not in kwargs
and 'content_align_h' not in kwargs
):
kwargs['content_align_h'] = 'left'
kwargs['content_align_v'] = content_align_v
super().__init__(*args, **kwargs)
self._selected = 0
self._active_keys['KEY_ENTER'] = self._select
for option in self.options:
hotkey = f"'{option.hotkey}'"
self._active_keys[hotkey] = self._hotkey
def __eq__(self, other) -> bool:
if not isinstance(other, self.__class__):
return NotImplemented
return (
super().__eq__(other)
and self.options == other.options
and self.select_bg == other.select_bg
and self.select_fg == other.select_fg
)
def __str__(self) -> str:
"""Return a string that will draw the entire panel."""
# Set up.
lines = self.lines
length = len(lines)
height = self.inner_height
width = self.content_width
y = self.inner_y
x = self.content_x
self._start = 0
self._stop = height
result = super().__str__()
# Create the display string and return.
y += self._align_v(self.content_align_v, length, height)
result, height, y = self._flow(result, length, height, width, y, x)
self._overscroll(length, height)
result += self._visible(lines, width, y, x)
return result
# Properties.
@property
def field_width(self) -> int:
"""The width of the highlightable area of each option as
determined by the option with the most characters.
:return: A :class:`int` object.
:rtype: int
"""
return max(len(opt.name) for opt in self.options)
@property
def lines(self) -> list[str]:
"""A :class:`list` of :class:`str` objects used to display
the panel in the terminal.
:return: A :class:`list` object of :class:`str` objects.
:rtype: list
"""
lines = []
fwidth = self.field_width
align = '<'
if self.option_align_h == 'center':
align = '^'
if self.option_align_h == 'right':
align = '>'
for option in self.options:
line = f'{option.name:{align}{fwidth}}'
lines.append(line)
return lines
# Public methods.
[docs]
def action(self, key: Keystroke) -> tuple[str, str]:
# These are the results that are returned.
data = ''
update = ''
# Initial set up.
height = self.inner_height
width = self.content_width
y = self.inner_y
x = self.content_x
lines = self.lines
length = len(lines)
# Handle input.
if repr(key) in self._active_keys:
handler = self._active_keys[repr(key)]
data = handler(key)
else:
data = str(key)
# Create any needed updates to the terminal.
if not data:
update, height, y = self._flow(
update,
length,
height,
width,
y, x
)
self._overscroll(length, height)
update += self._visible(lines, width, y, x)
# Return the results.
return data, update
# Private action handlers.
def _end(self, key: Optional[Keystroke] = None) -> str:
"""Select the last option and scroll to it."""
length = len(self.lines)
self._selected = length - 1
self._start = length - self.inner_height
self._stop = length
return ''
def _home(self, key: Optional[Keystroke] = None) -> str:
"""Select the first option and scroll to it."""
self._selected = 0
self._start = 0
self._stop = self.inner_height
return ''
def _hotkey(self, key: Optional[Keystroke] = None) -> str:
hotkeys = [option.hotkey for option in self.options]
length = len(self.options)
height = self.inner_height
self._selected = hotkeys.index(str(key))
if self._start > self._selected:
self._start = self._selected
self._stop = self._start + height
elif self._stop <= self._selected:
self._stop = self._selected
self._start = self._stop - height
if length > height and self._selected == length - 2:
self._start += 1
self._stop += 1
return ''
def _line_down(self, key: Optional[Keystroke] = None) -> str:
"""Select the next option."""
if self._selected < len(self.options) - 1:
self._selected += 1
if self._selected >= self._stop:
self._start += 1
self._stop += 1
return ''
def _line_up(self, key: Optional[Keystroke] = None) -> str:
"""Select the pervious option."""
if self._selected > 0:
self._selected -= 1
if self._selected < self._start:
self._start -= 1
self._stop -= 1
return ''
def _page_down(self, key: Optional[Keystroke] = None) -> str:
"""Scroll down one page in the content."""
height = self.inner_height
self._selected += height
self._start += height
self._stop += height
if not self._overflow_top:
self._start -= 1
self._stop -= 1
return ''
def _page_up(self, key: Optional[Keystroke] = None) -> str:
"""Scroll up one page in the content."""
height = self.inner_height
self._selected -= height
self._start -= height
self._stop -= height
if not self._overflow_bottom:
self._start += 1
self._stop += 1
return ''
def _select(self, key: Optional[Keystroke] = None) -> str:
"""Return the name of the selected option."""
return self.options[self._selected].name
# Private helper methods.
def _color_selection(self) -> str:
result: str = self.term.reverse
if self.select_bg or self.select_fg:
result = self._get_color(self.select_fg, self.select_bg)
return result
def _overscroll(self, length: int, height: int) -> None:
if self._selected < 0:
self._selected = 0
elif self._selected >= length:
self._selected = length - 1
super()._overscroll(length, height)
def _visible(self, lines: list[str], width: int, y: int, x: int) -> str:
"""Output the lines in the display."""
# Set the base colors for the menu options.
update = self._get_color(self.fg, self.bg)
# Create the visible options.
for i, line in enumerate(lines[self._start: self._stop]):
x_mod = self._align_h(self.content_align_h, len(line), width)
# Use the selection colors if the option is selected. The
# `opt_index` variable here translates working row in the
# terminal display to the index of the items in the list
# of menu options. It's needed because we aren't tracking
# the selection in the options list itself.
opt_index = i + self._start
if opt_index == self._selected:
update += self._color_selection()
# Create the option.
update += self.term.move(y + i, x + x_mod) + line
# Revert to the base colors if this option was selected.
if opt_index == self._selected and not (self.fg or self.bg):
update += self.term.normal
elif opt_index == self._selected:
update += self.term.normal
update += self._get_color(self.fg, self.bg)
# End the coloring so we don't have to worry about it the next
# time we print a string, and return the options.
if self.fg or self.bg:
update += self.term.normal
return update