print in color easily!
Project description
# Orchid66: print colorful stuff nicely
![version tag](https://img.shields.io/static/v1.svg?label=version&message=1.0.3&color=3596e4)
![pypi tag](https://img.shields.io/static/v1.svg?label=pypi&message=1.0.3&color=87b031&link=https://pypi.org/project/orchid66/1.0.3/)
**yeah just, print colorful stuff nicely**
*Note: currently only supports linux*
## example:
```
from orchid66 import printn
printn("this is in *red*, and this is in *blue*", ('red', 'blue'))
printn("I like *green* && *blue*", ('green', 'blue'))
green_in_blue = ('green', 'blue')
# notice tuple in tuple in second parameter
printn("I like *green in blue*", (green_in_blue,))
```
![example output](exampleoutput.png)
## example gif:
![usage gif](usage_gif.gif)
## installation
### through pypi
`pip install orchid66`
### by cloning the repository
1. clone this repository
2. change the current directory into this repository
3. execute `pip install .`
## orchid66s' mini language
text between `*` is rendered as colored, except when preceded by a `&`
`&*` refers to a single `*` that is rendered
`&&` refers to a single `&` that is rendered
![version tag](https://img.shields.io/static/v1.svg?label=version&message=1.0.3&color=3596e4)
![pypi tag](https://img.shields.io/static/v1.svg?label=pypi&message=1.0.3&color=87b031&link=https://pypi.org/project/orchid66/1.0.3/)
**yeah just, print colorful stuff nicely**
*Note: currently only supports linux*
## example:
```
from orchid66 import printn
printn("this is in *red*, and this is in *blue*", ('red', 'blue'))
printn("I like *green* && *blue*", ('green', 'blue'))
green_in_blue = ('green', 'blue')
# notice tuple in tuple in second parameter
printn("I like *green in blue*", (green_in_blue,))
```
![example output](exampleoutput.png)
## example gif:
![usage gif](usage_gif.gif)
## installation
### through pypi
`pip install orchid66`
### by cloning the repository
1. clone this repository
2. change the current directory into this repository
3. execute `pip install .`
## orchid66s' mini language
text between `*` is rendered as colored, except when preceded by a `&`
`&*` refers to a single `*` that is rendered
`&&` refers to a single `&` that is rendered
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