This module can colorize any text in your terminal
Project description
PaintPrint
This module can colorize any text in your terminal
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!")
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