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Python and C11 library that measures the width of strings in a terminal
The main features of jquast/wcwidth are: CLI Development.
Projects with overlapping indexed features include: bw2/configargparse — Drop-in replacement for argparse with added support for config files and environment variables. chriskiehl/gooey — Gooey is a framework that transforms command-line programs into graphical applications by automatically generating… commander-rb/commander — The complete solution for Ruby command-line executables. dannyben/runfile — Command line for your projects. datafolklabs/cement — Application Framework for Python. ahoward/main — a class factory and dsl for generating command line programs real quick.
Drop-in replacement for argparse with added support for config files and environment variables.
Gooey is a framework that transforms command-line programs into graphical applications by automatically generating user interfaces from existing argument definitions. By applying a decorator to a script, the tool maps standard command-line arguments to specialized graphical widgets, allowing users to interact with terminal-based utilities through forms, file pickers, and date selectors. The project distinguishes itself by providing a comprehensive suite of customization and lifecycle management tools that extend beyond simple interface generation. It includes capabilities for input validation
The complete solution for Ruby command-line executables
