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Colores

A simplifier of the Colorama API, and some extra functions.

Description

Colors was originally born in Chuy. But little by little, as I created more terminal applications I realized that in all of them I had some helper methods related to colorama, so I decided to separate it to a new package.

Usage

Is very simple to use this package:

from colores import colorized_print, colorized_input, CYAN, MAGENTA, YELLOW

colorized_print(colorized_input("Enter a text:"), CYAN)

All the functions are defined in colores/core.py and are well documented.

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License

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