confprint 0.1.1

Python printer configurations.

In development

In the mean time, here are some tips to help you get started:

from confprint import prefix_printer


p_test1 = prefix_printer(prefix="test1")
p_test1("Preset")

p_test2 = prefix_printer(prefix="test2", upper=False)
p_test2("unaltered text")

p_test3 = prefix_printer(prefix="test3", stderr=True)
p_test3("using sys.stderr.write as the print function")

p_test4 = prefix_printer(prefix="test4", click=True)
p_test4("using click.echo as the print function")

p_test5 = prefix_printer(prefix="test5", frame_left="( ", frame_right=" )")
p_test5("using custom frame characters")

p_test1(
    """With new lines in strings the text is converted
to multiline, then all but the first are
indented to line up with therest."""
)

p_test1(
    "The next example wil not be ending with a `:`, "
    "since it has no input.\nAnd as you can see, this is also a multiline text."
)

p_done()

Output:

[TEST1]: Preset

[test2]: unaltered text

[TEST3]: using sys.stderr.write as the print function

[TEST4]: using click.echo as the print function

( TEST5 ): using custom frame characters

[TEST1]: With new lines in strings the text is converted
         to multiline, then all but the first are
         indented to line up with therest.

[TEST1]: The next example wil not be ending with a `:`, since it has no input.
         And as you can see, this is also a multiline text.

[DONE]