A simple python package to print colors in terminal using simple markup syntax
Project description
Colourful Console
Introduction
A simple python package to print colors in terminal using simple markup syntax
Installation
pip install colourful-console
Basic Usage
import colourful_console as console
console.init()
text = 'What is your <b>name</b> :'
name = console.read_line(text)
console.clear()
console.write_line(f'Your name is <g>{name}</g>')
console.title('Press enter to exit..')
input()
More on titles
import colourful_console as console
# to set a simple title
console.title('This is a simple title')
# to set a title with multiple dynamic data
console.set_title(
lang='python',
version=3,
foo='bar'
)
# Please note, when the python program exits
# then the custom title will also vanish and
# be replaced with the previous title
# that was before running the python program
Todo
- Add more colors
- Add uniqe textstyling like underline, bold, strikethrough
- Add custom styles for specifi platform and command line apps
Note
The terminal in unix and max are much more capable and better to show colors than window's cmd and powershell.
Microsoft released a new terminal which is as capable to show colors like unix/mac terminals named terminal on Microsoft store, you can use that terminal to show fancy styles in window platform
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