clrprint 1.0.2

Print color output in IDLE, powershell, and terminal.

clrprint v1.0

• Colorful output
• Work's on IDLE, windows powerShell, Linux terminal
• Simply input() and print() with clrinput() and clrprint()
• Basic colors only. Red, green, yellow, blue, purple, and black/white (default)
• Flexible to print or take input only on demand (on DEBUG)

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ABOUT

This clrprint is developed to print a colorful output. It has red, blue, green, yellow, purple and black/white (default) colors. It works on idle, windows power shell and terminal.

It prints with default color if given color is not in list of colors

Installation

You can install clrprint by running the following command

pip install clrprint

Usage

It is as easy as you use print() and input() in the python. Just one more parameter (clr) is added to represent color.

There are 2 functions clrprint(), clrinput(). Just pass your data to the functions with your desired color

You can use clrhelp() to print out and see how to use it.

Example:

clrprint('text1','text2',clr='red') 
clrinput('text1',clr='r')  # single letter is enough to represent color.
clrprint('text1_clr1','text2_clr2','text3_clr3','text4_clr4',clr=['r','y','g']) # prints 3 colors in same line
clrprint('ERROR:','error information','suggestions 1','suggestion2','suggestion3', clr=['r','y','g']) # print

Screenshots

Terminal:

IDLE:

Powershell:

Example Code

'''
Developed by Abhijith Boppe - linkedin.com/in/abhijith-boppe/
'''
from clrprint import *

userclr = clrinput('Enter color: ',clr='green').strip()  # take a input color
clrprint('You enterd',userclr,clr=userclr) # print it in that color

# If color not available it print's with default color (white/black)

clrhelp()  # to list out usage and available colors.

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License & copyright

© Abhijith Boppe, Security analyst

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© Dheeraj Kakkar, Software Developer

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Licensed under the MIT License