framed-title 0.0.3

Prints a framed title

Framed Title

Prints a framed title

Install

pip install framed_title

Examples

• Example 1

  a = FramedTitle(['Framed Title', 'Longer subtitle in the 2nd row'])
  a.show()
  

  

• Example 2

  b = FramedTitle(
    ['Framed Title', 'Longer subtitle in the 2nd row'],
    'double_stroke',
    ['green', 'dark'],
    'black',
    bg_color='yellow')
  b.show()
  

  

• Example 3

  c = FramedTitle(
    ['Framed Title', 'Longer subtitle in the 2nd row'],
    'stroke',
    'red',
    text_align='right',
    padding=0)
  c.show()
  

  

• Example 4

  d = FramedTitle(
    ['Framed Title', 'Longer subtitle in the 2nd row'],
    'simple',
    ['cyan', 'dark'],
    ['blue', 'dark'],
    'left',
    'gray')
  d.set_margin(2,4,2,4)
  d.set_padding(2,4)
  d.show()
  
  # OR #################################
  d = FramedTitle(
    ['Framed Title', 'Longer subtitle in the 2nd row'],
    'simple',
    ['cyan', 'dark'],
    ['blue', 'dark'],
    'left',
    'gray',
    [2, 4, 2, 4],
    [2, 4])
  d.show()
  

  

Constructor Arguments

def __init__(self,
  titles,
  frame_type = 'hash',
  frame_color = 'white',
  text_color = 'white',
  text_align = 'center',
  bg_color = None,
  margin = 0,
  padding = 1
):

Argument Values

• frame_type: [ stroke | double_stroke | simple | hash ]
• text_align: [ left | center | right ]
• See here for color values