Projects tagged ‘ncurses’ and ‘python’

Plugin based multi-IM communicator. ncurses or gtk2 (in progress) based GUI. Support for different protocols: irc, jabber (including gmail), gg (gadu-gadu largest polish IM), tlen, nntp (read only).

A Python based, highly extensible ncurses RSS/Atom feed reader, based on feedparser.

MSN Messenger client, written in Python, with multiple interfaces (ncurses and GTK)

Realtime strategic completely text-mode network game Program is written in C++, using as much OOP as possible. Console output and input is handled by NCurses. The program has a simple window ... [More] manager with an event handler. Built-in Python interpreter is used for processing all inputs and generating outputs using callback functions to the main program. All scripts involved are user editable. Interactive console might be used. Python can be used to create AI players. The game uses TCP/IP communication for networking. It uses a classical (dedicated server × clients) concept. Sound output is expected to use PC Speaker. Units' acknowledgements will be simple beeps. In-game music should be possible to import either from standard cellphone notation or from guitar tablature. By default, there will be PC Speaker version of Starcraft music. Currently, the game is in early development and is not playable. It's expected to be finished in the first half of 2009. It's a school project, therefore no help is allowed/needed. [Less]

Canto is an Atom/RSS feed reader for the console that is meant to be quick, concise, and colorful. It's meant to allow you to crank through feeds like you've never cranked before by providing a ... [More] minimal, yet information packed interface. No navigating menus. No dense blocks of unreadable white text. An interface with almost infinite customization and extensibility using the excellent Python programming language. This Google project is used a bug tracker to the main site [Less]

A MSN messenger client based in Python and ncurses.

console email client written in python which has similar functionlity to gmail (tags, filters, converstaions)

Just a simple app, which is an text-mode interface to Google Calendar that uses Google Calendar API. See screenshot below.

python-gnt provides python bindings for libgnt, and ncurses toolkit that uses glib events. It also includes a bunch of applications: An RSS reader An ID3 tag editor for mp3 files. A client for GNU ... [More] Parted A client for XMMS2 A client for Deluge A client for museekd The git repository is hosted at: http://repo.or.cz/w/python-gnt.git [Less]

Npyscreen is a python widget library and application framework for programming in the with ncurses. Strengths This framework should be powerful enough to create everything from quick, simple ... [More] programs to complex, multi-screen applications. It is designed to make doing the simple tasks very quick and to take much of the pain out of writing larger applications. There are a very wide variety of default widgets - everything from simple text fields to more complex tree and grid views. The framework is easy to extend. That said, if you have a requirement for a widget that is not currently included you can try emailing me and I'll see whether I have time to help - no promises! From version 2.0pre31 onwards this library should work on python 3, though some of the internals have been rewritten. The public api is unchanged, and the new code continues to work on python 2. Limitations This library does not currently support the mouse, mostly because I have not had the need for mouse support, but that feature may well be added in the future, and the core of it is already built into the library. On python 2, there is very limited support for unicode/utf-8 (the python curses bindings are currently incomplete, but a patch seems to be in the works). I shall be making the unicode support more robust in the future. For the moment, unicode strings in text fields (and all the many things that are derived from them) should display properly (if you run into problems, all widgets have a safe_string(str) method which will return a string that will not crash your application). On python 3, the move to unicode changes this situation for the better. But please report any problems. I am working on a new mechanism for creating Forms which will make resizing forms automatic when the terminal resizes. However, in the meantime, the library will create forms based on a fixed size (determined when the Form is created). On the plus side, this library does make sure that a resized terminal will not cause your application to crash. (In fact, this library was first inspired by the desire to be able to write applications that would not crash merely because a terminal window had changed shape. Things rapidly got more complicated.) [Less]