Termy is for creating a simple and attractive UI for the terminal, ranging from clickable links to simple buttons, termy has it all!
a simple demo with (the whl file hasn't been created yet so just use the termy.py code lol)
from termy import *
import os
import webbrowser
ter = Termy()
def option_1():
webbrowser.open(url="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dQw4w9WgXcQ")
def option_2():
ter.head_text("TermyUI", color="red", style=["bold"])
ter.p("Write 'python -m termy' in the terminal for all the functions and commands for using termy!", color="blue", style=["bold"])
options = [
("Option 1", option_1),
("Option 2", option_2),
]
choice = ter.btn("Select an option:", options)