fontstyle
Sometimes terminal text can be hard to read. Break up the noise with some additional formatting. Add colours, font weights and other styles to make it more readable. Supports substring formatting for extra prettiness!
installation
pip install
using command line. requires pip api.
$ pip install fontstyle --upgradegit install
using command line. requires git api.
$ git clone https://github.com/gellel/fontstyle.git
$ cd fontstyle
$ python setup.py installquick test
using command line. accepts multiple arguments. uses modules ‘beautification’ syntax for formatting. see documentation for more information.
$ python -m fontstyle '{hello}(bold/red)' '{world}(bold/blue)'requirements
python 2.7+
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