Pywriter is a Python module for printing text to your console or terminal in the classic typewriter effect.
Use the package manager pip to install pywriter.
pip install pywriterimport pywriter as pw
# returns 'Hello World!' character by character at the rate of one character per second
pw.write('Hello World!', rate=1)
# Let's introduce my latest features
pw.reverse('Hello World!', rate=1)
pw.typewriter('Hello World!', new="Jesse", idx=6, rate=1)
# You can decide to exclude the rate argument.
# That will print out your text at the default rate of 0.01from pywriter import write, reverse, typewriter
# returns 'Hello World!' character by character at the rate of one character per second
write('Hello World!', rate=1)
# Let's introduce my latest features
reverse('Hello World!', rate=1)
typewriter('Hello World!', new="Jesse", idx=6, rate=1)
# However, it is recommended that you use pywriter.write
#instead of using the write function directly.
# Since this will help prevent any conflict in case there
#is another python module which also has a write function.
Pull requests are welcome. For major changes, please open an issue first to discuss what you would like to change.
- Adding more features soon.
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Pywriter is provided as-is and does not require frequent updates. While it remains functional and usable, future updates will be made only if necessary. If you find the project useful but notice a lack of recent activity, this does not mean it is abandoned. Contributions are welcome via pull requests.