Basic colors

This Python module provides you with:

• set of variables that you can use to color your text in terminal,
• logging like messages with or without icons,
• verbose on/off printing.

Installation

You can install the module using pip:

pip install basic-colors

Usage

Module basic_colors provides you with a set of variables that you can use to color your text in terminal.

Colored text

from basic_colors import *

print(Blue + "Ahoj" + Reset)

Logging like messages

from basic_colors import enable_icons, print_info, print_warning, print_error, verbose_print, 

enable_icons(True)
print_info("This is an info message.")
print_warning("This is a warning message.")
print_success("This is a success message.")
print_error("This is an error message.", False)

 ℹ️  Info: This is an info message.     
⚠️ Warning: This is a warning message.
âś… Success: This is a success message.  
❌ Error: This is an error message.

(in color)

Verbose print

The set_verbose(True) command enables verbose printing. If you want to print a message only in verbose mode, use the verbose_print() function.

from basic_colors import set_verbose, verbose_print

set_verbose(False)
verbose_print("This is a non-verbose message.")
set_verbose(True)
verbose_print("This is a verbose message.")

Sources:

• stackoverflow.com