hl.colours - colors for terminal output
hl.colours add colours to terminal output.
Installation
Automatic installation:
pip install hl.colours
hl.colours is listed in PyPI and can be installed with pip or easy_install.
Manual installation: Download the latest source from PyPI.
tar xvzf hl.colours-$VERSION.tar.gz cd hl.colours-$VERSION sudo python setup.py install
The hl.colours source code is hosted on GitHub.
Usage Example
Usage:
import hl.colours as k
for color in ['red', 'yellow', 'bblue', 'byellow']:
print getattr(k, color)(color)
print k.yellow('This is yellow.')
print k.bred('This is stronger red.')
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