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A little helper to structure your terminal output

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A simple piece of code to help structure your console outputs. BT makes use of colorama to provide a few options to create a consistent console output “theme”.



from bloodyterminal import btext

btext.success("your string")
btext.info("your string")
btext.warning("your string")
btext.error("your string")
btext.debug("your string")
btext.custom("your prefix", "your string")

Will result in something like this:

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To test this you can also use btext.demo() to get these outputs.

NOTE: There seems to be a problem with the pycharm debugger not displaying the colors. You’d have to use the terminal. NOTE: I did not create the coloring functionality! Credit for that goes to colorama

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