Pretend to be busy or waiting for your computer when you should actually be doing real work! Impress people with your insane multitasking skills. Just open a few instances of PyDrama and watch the show. PyDrama has multiple scenes that pretend to be doing something exciting or useful when in reality nothing is happening at all.
Welcome to PyDrama, the ultimate simulation tool that spices up your terminal with a dash of developer drama! Whether you're coding in solitude or in a bustling open office, PyDrama adds that extra zing to your development life.
Get ready to add some theatrics to your terminal with a simple pip command:
pip install pydramaTo start PyDrama, run the following command in your terminal:
pydrama
-m, --modules: Specify the modules to run (e.g., bootlog, ansible, cc). If omitted, PyDrama will run all modules in a loop.
Example:
pydrama -m bootlog,cc
Available modules:
ansible
bootlog
docker_build
weblog
ocr_train
download
pip_install
cc
& more to be continued...
--exit-after-time: Exit PyDrama after running for a specified duration. Use format like 2h10min.
Example:
pydrama --exit-after-time 1h30min
--exit-after-modules: Exit PyDrama after running a specified number of modules.
Example:
pydrama --exit-after-modules 5
-l, --list-modules: List all available modules.
Example:
pydrama --list-modules
For a full list of commands and modules, and to get behind-the-scenes access, check out our Official Documentation.
PyDrama is released under the MIT License, so feel free to use it, modify it, and share it with your fellow thespians!