RandomSequence

Quick Start
from terminaltexteffects.effects.effect_random_sequence import RandomSequence
effect = RandomSequence("YourTextHere")
with effect.terminal_output() as terminal:
for frame in effect:
terminal.print(frame)
Prints the input data in a random sequence, one character at a time.
Classes:
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
RandomSequence |
Prints the input data in a random sequence. |
RandomSequenceConfig |
Configuration for the RandomSequence effect. |
RandomSequenceIterator |
Iterator for the RandomSequence effect. Does not normally need to be called directly. |
RandomSequence
Bases: BaseEffect[RandomSequenceConfig]
Prints the input data in a random sequence, one character at a time.
Attributes:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
effect_config |
PourConfig
|
Configuration for the effect. |
terminal_config |
TerminalConfig
|
Configuration for the terminal. |
Source code in terminaltexteffects/effects/effect_random_sequence.py
RandomSequenceConfig
dataclass
Bases: BaseConfig
Configuration for the RandomSequence effect.
Attributes:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
speed |
float
|
Speed of the animation as a percentage of the total number of characters to reveal in each tick. Valid values are 0 < n <= 1. |
final_gradient_stops |
tuple[Color, ...]
|
Tuple of colors for the final color gradient. If only one color is provided, the characters will be displayed in that color. |
final_gradient_steps |
tuple[int, ...] | int
|
Tuple of the number of gradient steps to use. More steps will create a smoother and longer gradient animation. Valid values are n > 0. |
final_gradient_frames |
int
|
Number of frames to display each gradient step. Increase to slow down the gradient animation. |
final_gradient_direction |
Direction
|
Direction of the final gradient. |
Source code in terminaltexteffects/effects/effect_random_sequence.py
final_gradient_direction = FinalGradientDirectionArg(default=(Gradient.Direction.VERTICAL))
class-attribute
instance-attribute
Gradient.Direction : Direction of the final gradient.
final_gradient_frames = FinalGradientFramesArg(default=8)
class-attribute
instance-attribute
int : Number of frames to display each gradient step. Increase to slow down the gradient animation.
final_gradient_steps = FinalGradientStepsArg(default=12)
class-attribute
instance-attribute
tuple[int, ...] | int : Int or Tuple of ints for the number of gradient steps to use. More steps will create a smoother and longer gradient animation.
final_gradient_stops = FinalGradientStopsArg(default=(Color('#8A008A'), Color('#00D1FF'), Color('#FFFFFF')))
class-attribute
instance-attribute
tuple[Color, ...] : Tuple of colors for the final color gradient. If only one color is provided, the characters will be displayed in that color.
speed = argutils.ArgSpec(name='--speed', type=(argutils.PositiveFloat.type_parser), default=0.007, metavar=(argutils.PositiveFloat.METAVAR), help='Speed of the animation as a percentage of the total number of characters to reveal in each tick.')
class-attribute
instance-attribute
float : Speed of the animation as a percentage of the total number of characters to reveal in each tick.
RandomSequenceIterator
Bases: BaseEffectIterator[RandomSequenceConfig]
Iterator for the RandomSequence effect.
Source code in terminaltexteffects/effects/effect_random_sequence.py
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__init__(effect)
Initialize the effect iterator.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description | Default |
|---|---|---|---|
effect
|
RandomSequence
|
The effect to use for the iterator. |
required |
Source code in terminaltexteffects/effects/effect_random_sequence.py
__next__()
Return the next frame in the animation.
Source code in terminaltexteffects/effects/effect_random_sequence.py
build()
Build the initial state of the effect.
Source code in terminaltexteffects/effects/effect_random_sequence.py
get_effect_resources()
Get the command, effect class, and configuration class for the effect.
Returns:
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
tuple[str, type[BaseEffect], type[BaseConfig]]
|
tuple[str, type[BaseEffect], type[BaseConfig]]: The command name, effect class, and configuration class. |