🔒 Is there a better way to display keyboard in pygame?

[polar crag]

I'm recreating wordle and I want the keyboard to be on the screen. I know about the keyboardlayouts library but I couldn't make it do what I needed. Instead, I created a list of dicts( self.keys = [ {"value": "Q", "rect" : (330, 450, 46, 60), "parameters" : (353, 480)}...]) and a function that iterates over them and prints them all:

def get_keyboard(self, color=(211,214,218), text_color="Black"):
    for key in self.keys:
       pygame.draw.rect(self.screen, color, pygame.Rect(key["rect"]),  border_radius=4)
       text = self.font.render(f'{key["value"]}', True, text_color)
       text_rect = text.get_rect(center=key["parameters"])
       self.screen.blit(text, text_rect)```
however, the way the whole thing looks makes me think there might be a better way to do that, but this is the best I could come up with considering the rows don't have any pattern as to where they start. Thoughts? Does the list look over-repetetive and possibly unnecessary?

[limber cairn]

@polar crag

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[grave sail]

i'd use namedtuple instead of dict, though ultimately you can't prevent data entries like this from looking some form of repetitive

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