coloors 1.0.0

Simple Python package to print & show colored text in the terminal.

Coloors

A simple Python package to print/show colored text in the terminal. Developed it while doing some side projects.

Installation

pip install coloors

Usage

from coloors import printp, printb, printc, printg, printy, printr, printu, printbld
from coloors import r, b, g, p, c, bld, u, ye

printp("This is purple/rose!")
printb("This is blue!")
printc("This is cyan!")
printg("This is green!")
printy("This is yellow!")
printr("This is red!")
printu("This is underlined!")
printbld("This is bold!")

red_text = r("This text will be red.")
blue_text = b("This text will be blue.")
green_text = g("This text will be green.")
purple_text = p("This text will be purple/rose.")
cyan_text = c("This text will be cyan.")
bold_text = bld("This text will be bold.")
underline_text = u("This text will be underlined.")
yellow_text = ye("This text will be yellow.")

print(red_text)
print(blue_text)
print(green_text)
print(purple_text)
print(cyan_text)
print(bold_text)
print(underline_text)
print(yellow_text)

Functions

The package provides the following functions for printing colored text:

• printp(s): Prints the string s in purple or rose (depends on your color blindness).
• printb(s): Prints the string s in blue.
• printc(s): Prints the string s in cyan.
• printg(s): Prints the string s in green.
• printy(s): Prints the string s in yellow.
• printr(s): Prints the string s in red.
• printu(s): Prints the string s with underline.
• printbld(s): Prints the string s in bold.

It also provides functions to return colored strings without immediately printing them:

• r(s): Returns the string s in red.
• b(s): Returns the string s in blue.
• g(s): Returns the string s in green.
• p(s): Returns the string s in purple.
• c(s): Returns the string s in cyan.
• bld(s): Returns the string s in bold.
• u(s): Returns the string s with underline.
• ye(s): Returns the string s in yellow.

Dependencies

Python, haha.

License

GNU GENERAL PUBLIC LICENSE