v0.1.1

This is a patch release of cusser, the lightweight curses wrapper that understands ANSI escape code sequences.

This mainly solves a bug where some attributes weren't reset by \033[0m (or \033[m).

Update it with

$ pip install -U cusser

Changes

• Corrected behavior of Attribute.NORMAL (e.g., \033[0m), which now resets all other attributes (26ff507)

cusser is released under the MIT open-source license.

v0.1.0

This is the first release of cusser 🎉, a lightweight curses wrapper that understands ANSI escape code sequences.

cusser wraps a curses standard window object and intercepts ANSI escape code sequences with the help of stransi.

Install it with

$ pip install cusser

Notable features

• Never worry about initializing colors or color pairs: they are managed for you (36cf2b6)
• Drop-in wrapper for the standard curses module API (34ccbdf)
• Wide range of recognized ANSI Sequences (thanks for stransi ✨, see links for details):
  • 🕺 Styling attributes (bold, italic, etc., 68f114d)
  • 🦩 Colors (no need to initialize anything, 36cf2b6)
  • 🏃 Cursor movement (both relative and absolute movements, 8c932e8)
  • 🛁 Basic screen and line clearing (ada4a0e, clearing before the cursor is not yet implemented, #6)
• Only one dependency: stransi
• Python 3.8+

cusser is released under the MIT open-source license.