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SUMMARY:Accidentally popular: Beautiful CLI interfaces with rich-click - P
 hil Ewels
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UID:pretalx-pyconse-2024-XP7GWN@pretalx.com
DESCRIPTION:In the past few years\, Will McGugan's [Rich](https://github.c
 om/Textualize/rich) for formatting terminal outputs has had a meteoric ris
 e in the Python community. As a user and fanboy of Rich\, I felt that my o
 therwise beautiful CLI tools had drab and plain help text outputs from the
  [Click CLI toolkit](https://github.com/pallets/click).\n\nWith a little h
 elp from Will and others\, I put together the [rich-click](https://github.
 com/ewels/rich-click) package that makes Click's outputs delight your eyeb
 alls with only a simple import alias required: `import rich_click as click
 `.\n\nIn this talk I'll describe a little bit about how it works and what 
 you can use it for\, and how I dealt with it becoming accidentally quite p
 opular and receiving a deluge of issues and contributions. Spoiler: the Py
 thon open-source community is amazing and Daniel Reeves ([@dwreeves](https
 ://github.com/dwreeves)) came to my aid to co-maintain the project 🎉
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URL:https://pretalx.com/pyconse-2024/talk/XP7GWN/
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