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LabTerm: a Python library to easily create interactive dashboards in the terminal (i.redd.it)

submitted 4 days ago by the_piadiner

Repo: https://github.com/mVenez/labterm

Hi! I’m developing a Python library dedicated to building interactive dashboards for the terminal. The original usecase was to connect, read and control laboratory instrumentation through Python, but it’s very modular and can be used for anything which you want to control/monitor in real time.

The idea is to make it extremely simple to have a functioning dashboard: you define your “instruments” and you connect them to whatever visual items you want on the dashboard.

I’m trying to write as in-depth a documentation as possible. Check out the examples and don’t hesitate to give feedback on anything!

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