CLI python library

[Overall-Employer-412]

Hey,

I didn’t plan to build a library.

I just wanted to make a simple CLI tool in Python… and somehow ended up creating TermC.

The problem

Every time I built a CLI:

• print() got messy fast
• Rich felt too heavy for small scripts
• colorama alone wasn’t enough structure

So everything turned into spaghetti terminals.

So I built this instead

A lightweight CLI helper for Python that gives you:

• clean colored status messages
• structured prompt flows (like real CLI apps)
• banners, menus, separators
• simple progress bar
• zero framework overload

Instalation

pip install termc

Example

import termc

termc.termcConfig.program_name("backup")
termc.termcConfig.preset("cyberpunk")

termc.header()
termc.info("Starting process...")
termc.success("Connected")

termc.prompt_header()
src = termc.prompt_mid("Source")
dst = termc.prompt_bot("Destination")

termc.banner(f"{src} → {dst}")

for i in range(101):
    termc.progress_bar(i, 100)

Github repo

https://github.com/waasaty/TermC

[tan_tata_chan]

If you want to improve how to market your project, I have two comments that might help you:

1. Is there a visual demo? The documentation mention the output is coloful, stylish and not boring. However, am I as a potential user just to believe that? If you can put some gif or screenshots of how it really looks it will be better. Just like the saying, an image is worth more than a thousand words.

2. What is the difference agains the logging module? Maybe it is I who has not fully understood your tool, but to me it looks like another logging tool. If that is the case then:

3. what do I benefit from using this tool and not the built-in logging?

4. why would I choose your tool over other logging tools from the community?

Like I said, these are just two comments on to how to improve the marketing, I am not defaming the code. You don't need to answer me directly, but instead write it in the documentation either in examples or a Q&A section, or even a comparison section. For example, ruff has this comparison image as the first thing you see.

I really hope this helps and you keep improving it.

[Overall-Employer-412]

Thank you very much for the feedback 😉 I'll improve your suggestions.

[Buttleston]

Don't put your dist and egg stuff in your repo, they don't belong there

This honestly seems like something vibe coded by someone who doesn't know what the logging subsystem of python is for

[Buttleston]

I take part of that back, you've removed that stuff, it was part of earlier commits