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| import rotatescreen # pip install rotate-screen | |
| # ANSI escape code | |
| class terco: | |
| BL = '\033[0m' # Black | |
| RD = '\033[91m' # Bright Red | |
| BM = '\033[95m' # Bright Magenta | |
| def print_displays_info(displays): | |
| print(f'There are {terco.RD}{len(displays)}{terco.BL} available displays:') | |
| for i in range(0, len(displays)): | |
| print('Display' + terco.BM, i, terco.BL) | |
| print(' Orientation:', displays[i].current_orientation) | |
| print(' Primary:', {'True' if displays[i].is_primary else 'False'}) | |
| print(' Info:', displays[i].info) | |
| print(' Device:', displays[i].device) | |
| print(' Description:', displays[i].device_description) | |
| print() | |
| # Select display to rotate | |
| displays = rotatescreen.get_displays() | |
| selected_display = 0 | |
| if len(displays) > 1: | |
| print_displays_info(displays) | |
| selected_display = int(input(terco.BM + 'Select: ' + terco.BL)) | |
| # Decide where to rotate to | |
| current_position = displays[selected_display].current_orientation | |
| new_orientation = 90 if current_position == 0 else 0 | |
| displays[selected_display].rotate_to(new_orientation) |
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