Add color codes to strings or print in color.
Project description
incolor
Description
Very simple package that aims at adding some color to Your life.
Quickstart
- Add color codes to text (uses color numbers)
>>> from incolor import incolor
>>> incolor(4, 'I\'m blue da ba dee')
"\x1b[34mI'm blue da ba dee\x1b[0m"
- Add color codes to text (uses color names)
>>> from incolor import incolor, Color
>>> incolor(Color.blue, 'I\'m blue da ba dee')
"\x1b[34mI'm blue da ba dee\x1b[0m"
- Join multiple arguments in colorful manner
>>> incolor(Color.brwhite, 'First', 2, 'third', list())
'\x1b[315mFirst 2 third []\x1b[0m'
- Color print function (behaves exactly like
print(incolor(...))
) (the is yellow here)
>>> cprint(3, 'Yellow: 🚢', 123, 'yay')
Yellow: 🚢 123 yay
- Both functions accept
sep
argument
>>> incolor(0, 'a', 1, 2, sep='\t')
'\x1b[30ma\t1\t2\x1b[0m'
>>> cprint(0, 'a', 1, 2, sep='\t')
a 1 2
Tests
To run tests execute test.sh
script
./test.sh
Prerequisites:
- docker
- Internet connection 😃
#TODO
- add colors only if output is a TTY
- verify Windows support (probably not working?)
- add more ways to specify colors (f.e. from string:
'red'
) - add support for
256 colors
- add support for
Truecolor
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