AdvancedPrinter 1.2.0

Used for printing to the CLI in different colors and styles

AdvancedPrinter

AdvancedPrinter is a custom Python library designed to mimic the behavior of the print function with added color and style options using ANSI escape codes. This allows you to print text with various colors and styles to the terminal.

Features

• Print text in different colors: black, white, red, green, yellow, blue, magenta, cyan, orange, gray, olive - a list of all colors available by calling the helpmethod.
• Apply styles to text: bold = b, italic = it, underline = u, inverted = inv, strike-through = str.
• Combine styles: b-it, b-u, it-u, b-it-u etc.
• Use frame method to frame text with different designs.
• Use input method with colors and styles

Usage

1. Install the package from PyPi

   pip install AdvancedPrinter
   

2. Import the AdvancedPrinter class into your Python script.

    from advancedprinter import AdvancedPrinter as ap
   

3. Use the ap.print() method to print colored text.

   # Example usage
   ap.print("Green text", c="green")
   ap.print("Underlined text", s="u")
   ap.print("Bold italic text", s="b-it")
   ap.print("Orange italic underlined", s="it-u", c='orange')
   ap.print("White text on blue b!", c="white", b="blue")
   ap.print("Bold red underlined italic text!", c="red", s="b-it-u")
   
   # Additional arguments example
   ap.print("This is a bold example with additional arguments.", s="b", end="***")
   

   

4. Use ap.line() method to print multiple colors in line using nested f-strings

   name = "Kaloian"
   print(f"""{ap.line("Hello, my name is", c='green', s='b')} {ap.line(f"{name}", c='blue')} {ap.line("and I'm", c='white')} {ap.line("28", c='red')} {ap.line('years old!', c='magenta')}""", end='***')
   

   

Import directly

1. Import print and line directly to override the inbuilt methods

   from advancedprinter import print, line
   
   print("Green text", c="green")
   
   name = "Kaloian"
   print(f"""{line("Hello, my name is", c='green', s='b')} {line(f"{name}", c='blue')} {line("and I'm", c='white')} {line("28", c='red')} {line('years old!', c='magenta')}""", end='***')
   

   

2. Import the frame method to frame text with different designs

   from advancedprinter import frame
   

• basic

   frame("This is a frame with basic design")
  

  
• basic2

  frame("This is a frame with basic2 design", f_s='basic2')
  

  
• single

  frame("This is a frame with single design", f_s='single')
  

  
• double

  frame("This is a frame with double design", f_s='double')
  

  
• color (if no parameters are provided for the frame color, it will take the color and background of the text)

  frame("This is a frame with color", f_s='double', c='white', b='blue')
  

  
• multiline / multicolor

  frame("""This is a frame with different
           text and frame color and
           multiple lines""", 
           f_s='double', f_c='black', f_b='olive', c='white', b='cyan', s='b-u-it')
  

  

3. Use the input method:

   from advancedprinter import input
   
   something = input('Please enter something: ', c='red', s='b-u')
   print(something)
   

   

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.

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