koloro 0.1.0

Koloro - colorful terminal text in Python

K o l o r o

Koloro - colorful terminal text in Python

Usage

Install with pip:

pip install koloro

import koloro

print(koloro.red(f"Error: something was wrong in {koloro.cyan('main.py')}"))

The following environment variables can be used to disable color output globally:

• Disable settings:

  • NO_COLOR (assigning something to NO_COLOR disables color output)
  • TERM=dumb
  • FORCE_COLOR=0

• Enable settings:

  • FORCE_COLOR=1

Moreover, the enabled variable can also be used to toggle color output on and off:

import koloro

# color output on
koloro.enabled = True
print(koloro.cyan("foo"))  # -> "\u001b[36mfoo\u001b[39m"

# color output off
koloro.enabled = False
print(koloro.cyan("foo"))  # -> "foo"

Stripping ANSI codes function is also provided:

import koloro

print(koloro.cyan("foo"))  # -> "\u001b[36mfoo\u001b[39m"
print(koloro.strip_ansi(koloro.cyan("foo")))  # -> "foo"

There is also functions for ANSI 256 colors output:

import koloro

# code number 12 from https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ANSI_escape_code#8-bit
print(koloro.ansi256(12)('foo'))  # -> "\u001b[38;5;12mfoo\u001b[0m"

import koloro

# code number 12 from https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ANSI_escape_code#8-bit
print(koloro.ansi256Bg(12)(koloro.black('foo')))  # -> "\u001b[48;5;12mfoo\u001b[0m"

License

MIT