PaintPrint
This module can colorize any text in your terminal
Author: tankalxat34
Installing
pip install PaintPrint
Quick start
Hello world
This is a simple hello world:
from PaintPrint import *
bprint("Hello world!",
FORMATTING.BOLD,
FOREGROUND.RED,
BACKGROUND.GREEN)
In your console you can see something like this:
Unreadable symbols
If you see incomprehensible symbols instead of colors in the console, perform this function at the beginning of your code:
from PaintPrint import *
neutralizeColorProblem()
Templates
In this module you can use some templates for beautiful print on terminal:
from PaintPrint import *
bprint("TEMPLATES",
FORMATTING.BORDERED,
FORMATTING.BOLD,
FOREGROUND.MAGENTA,
BACKGROUND.WHITE)
print("Template for links: " + bformat("python.org", TEMPLATE.URL))
bprint("This is a `positive` template", TEMPLATE.POSITIVE)
bprint("\tAnd this is a `negative`", TEMPLATE.NEGATIVE)
print("You also can write " + bformat("yes", TEMPLATE.YES) + " and " + bformat("no", TEMPLATE.NO) + " like here")
print("If you like " + bformat("black and white", TEMPLATE.BLACKWHITE1) + " or " + bformat("white and black", TEMPLATE.BLACKWHITE2) + " you can using special templates!")
Result:
All functions
Open test file and perform in your PC. You will see something like this:
Metadata
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