clog
This project is now simply a shortcut for using rich.
If you want to save yourself a dependency, just use rich.
Usage
Pass any data into clog and it'll get pretty-printed.
>>> from clog import clog
>>> data = {'here': 'is some data'}
>>> clog(data)
You can also give it a title:
>>> clog(data, title="My Data")
Or change the color:
>>> clog(data, title="My Data", color="red")
Colors
This library uses rich under the hood, so it theoretically supports
any color that rich supports.
Disclaimer
The clog function is now simply a wrapper around:
from rich.panel import Panel
from rich.pretty import Pretty
from rich import print
print(Panel(Pretty(msg), title=title, subtitle=subtitle, border_style=color))
So, seriously... just use rich.
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