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TkTerminal
is a terminal emulator written in Python using tkinter. It is quite easy to use.
- User can set the terminal widget with their own options
- Use \ to make new lines (On Windows it is &&)
- Command history recorder
- Styles
- And some on
- Highlight
tkterminalwidget
also have some styles to use such as Powershell
Command
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But also, you can create your custom style by using
from tktermwidget import Config, POWERSHELL
styleconfig = Config(usetheme=True, basedon=POWERSHELL)
# if usetheme enable, the window will use sv_ttk theme
# basedon mean you can create your style based on the "basedon" style
styleconfig.mainloop()
After saving it, you can write down this to use the custom theme:
from tkinterwidget import Terminal, CUSTOM
example = Terminal(window, style=CUSTOM) # your custom theme
example.mainloop()
Or use a built in theme:
from tkinterwidget import Terminal, POWERSHELL # use powershell for an example
example = Terminal(window, style=POWERSHELL)
example.mainloop()
pip install tktermwidget
from tkinter import Tk
from tkterm import Terminal
# Create root window
root = Tk()
# Hide root window during initialization
root.withdraw()
# Set title
root.title("Terminal")
# Create terminal
term = Terminal(root)
term.pack(expand=True, fill="both")
# Set minimum size and center app
# Update widgets so minimum size is accurate
root.update_idletasks()
# Get minimum size
minimum_width: int = root.winfo_reqwidth()
minimum_height: int = root.winfo_reqheight()
# Get center of screen based on minimum size
x_coords = int(root.winfo_screenwidth() / 2 - minimum_width / 2)
y_coords = int(root.wm_maxsize()[1] / 2 - minimum_height / 2)
# Place app and make the minimum size the actual minimum size (non-infringable)
root.geometry(f"{minimum_width}x{minimum_height}+{x_coords}+{y_coords}")
root.wm_minsize(minimum_width, minimum_height)
# Show root window
root.deiconify()
# Start mainloop
root.mainloop()