cbin

🎨 Simple ANSI colors for Python.

cbin is a lightweight Python library that makes it easy to add colors and text styles to terminal output. It provides a simple interface so you don't have to manually write ANSI escape sequences every time you want colored text.

Installation

Install cbin from PyPI with pip:

pip install cbin

Getting Started

Import cbin in your Python project:

import cbin

You can then use its color functions to format text before printing it to the terminal.

print(cbin.red("Hello, world!"))

cbin returns the formatted string, so you can also store it in a variable, combine it with other text, or use it anywhere a normal Python string is accepted.

message = cbin.green("Success!")
print(message)

ANSI Escape Codes

Without a library, terminal colors normally require ANSI escape sequences:

print("\033[31mHello\033[0m")

cbin handles those escape sequences for you, keeping your Python code easier to read.

Features

• Simple API
• Lightweight
• No dependencies
• Uses standard ANSI escape sequences
• Works with normal Python strings
• Designed for terminal applications

Requirements

Python 3.8 or newer.

License

MIT License