Check (Version 2)

A module to check the user input against some requirements.

from PythonFunctions.Check import Check
check = Check()

Usage

check.getInput(input, type, callback, args)

The main function, Basically every check is called through this

Parameters

input (str) – The stuff to ask the user
type (check.ModeEnum) – The check to run
callback (function.) – The function to run after the user input. (Must be able to pick up at least 1 argument)
args (any) – Other arguments required for the check

Returns

Depends on the check

Return type

any

Everything is called and passed though the above function, however for some of the things to work more arguments are required as well.

ModeEnum

This enum is a variable used for declaring the mode that the getInput function should call when it wants the input. This enum contains all of the possible checks and is required to use.

Int Check (Version 3)

check.getInput(input, type, *, higher, lower)

The main function, but with all the arguments of an int check

Parameters

input (str) – The stuff to ask the user
type (check.ModeEnum.int) – The check to run.
higher (int) – Optional, The higher range value
lower (int) – Optional, The lower range value

Returns

The result of the check (int = passed, none = failed)

Return type

int | None

Note

If higher or lower aren’t definied it will just check if it is an int value. If one or both are defined, then it will make sure the value is between that range (or smaller / bigger)

from PythonFunctions.Check import Check
check = Check()
result = check.getInput("Please enter a number between 1 and 10: ", check.ModeEnum.int, 1, 10)
print(result)

Yes No Check (Version 2)

check.getInput(input, type, *, y, n, yA, nA)

The main function, but with arguments for a yes no check

Parameters

input (str) – The stuff to ask the user
type (check.ModeEnum.yesno) – The check to run.
y (function) – (Optional) The yes return function
n (function) – (Optional) The no return function
yA (any) – (Optional) Data to pass into the yes function
nA (any) – (Optional) Data to pass into the no function

Returns

If yes or no got entered

Return type

bool

from PythonFunctions.Check import Check
check = Check()
result = check.getInput("Do you want to continue [Y/n]: ", check.ModeEnum.yesno)
print(result)

from PythonFunctions.Check import Check
check = Check()

def yesFunc():
    print("Hello I win")

def noFunc():
    print("*Cries* :(")

result = check.getInput("Win game? [Y/n]: ", check.ModeEnum.yesno, y=yesFunc, n=noFunc)
print(result)

Note

If y or n does not exists and that is the function that is meant to be called (e.g. call yesFunc but it doesn’t get passed) Then the value True or False will be returned depending on the context and input. yA and nA will be useless without the function y or n

Note

By default, it will return the result of the function (if it returns), else it will return the result of True

Str Check (Version 1)

check.getInput(input, type, *, info)

The main function but with arguments for a str check

Parameters

input (str) – The stuff to ask the user
type (check.ModeEnum.str) – The check to run.
info (tuple | list) – The list to check the value against

Returns

if input is in info

Return type

bool

from PythonFunctions.Check import Check
check = Check()
result = check.getInput("Vowel: ", check.ModeEnum.str, info=("a", "e", "i", "o", "u"))
print(result)

Path Check (Version 2)

check.getInput(input, type)

The main function but with arguments for a path check.

Parameters

input (str) – The stuff to ask the user
type (check.ModeEnum.path) – The check to run.
info (tuple | list) – The list to check the value against

Returns

if input is in info

Return type

bool | string

from PythonFunctions.Check import Check
check = Check()
result = check.getInput("Path: ", check.ModeEnum.path)
print(result)

Note

If “” is passed though, then false will be returned.n If an invalid path is passed in, then the program will ask again.n If a valid path is passed in, the path will be returned.