PrettyPython
Make your terminal prettier.
PrettyPython is a Python project focused on making terminal output look better.
Simple idea. Clean output. Better experience.
Install
pip install prettypython-core
Why PrettyPython?
Your terminal doesn't have to be boring.
PrettyPython aims to bring a little more personality and clarity to terminal output, while keeping things simple for Python developers.
- Clean — a focus on readable output.
- Simple — designed with ease of use in mind.
- Pythonic — made for Python projects.
- Open to growth — a project built to evolve.
Documentation
The full documentation lives on our website.
Explore the project, learn how to use it, and discover what's possible.
Project Status
PrettyPython is an evolving project. Features, APIs, and documentation may change as development continues.
License
See the LICENSE file for license information.
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