A simple Python module for adding colors to text in the terminal
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Terminal-Colorify
A simple Python module for adding colors to text in the terminal.
Installation and Usage
Install the package
pip install Terminal-Colorify
Example Python usage
from colors import Colors
Set a simple color
print(Colors.set_color("yellow", "Hello, world!"))
Set RGB color
print(Colors.set_color(rgb=(255, 0, 0), text="Red Text"))
Use bold and underline styles
print(Colors.set_color("blue", "Bold Blue Text", bold=True))
print(Colors.set_color("green", "Underlined Green Text", underline=True))
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