The normal terminal color libraries provide an easy way to print text with colors and styles. _ansitagcolor_ provides a binding between a tag (e.g. error, warn, info) and a given style. Tags are registered at a term instance and text can be processed with term.cprint or replace the print with term.printr.
Author: Alexander Weigl
License: MIT
Date: 2014-03-14
Version: 0.2Getting Started
Install with pip:
pip install --user ansitagcolor
Run in python:
from __future__ import print_function
import ansitagcolor as ansi
t = ansi.term()
print = t.printr
t.register("error", style( foreground = ansi.Color16Table.White,
background = ansi.Color16Table.Red) )
print("{error Error Message!}")
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