Color Codes

colorcodes.py is a module that helps you print color formatted text.

You can do this in many ways

Inserting colors into strings

You can use string formatting and the ColorCode objects to print colored text

from colorcodes import blue
print("Hello, {}world".format(blue))

This is good for simple, permanent color changes.

You can also combine these with the + operator

from colorcodes import blue, bold, uline
print("Hello, {}world".format(blue + bold + uline))

If you do not need to intermingle color and style then you can use individual ColorCodes print() method

import colorcodes

colorcodes.magenta.print("This text is all magenta")

These can also be combined using the + operator

import colorcodes

(colorcodes.magenta + colorcodes.bold).print("This text is all magenta")

Finally, you can use the cfs (short for Color Format String) wrapper class to print colored values with format specifiers

      #normal  #red  #mag #black
print("Welcome {:+r} {:m}{:k}".format(cfs('to the'), cfs('Jungle'), cfs('!')))