# PyColors2
This is a set of color methods and a dictionary that help you wrap text output in colors. This tool was originally forked from the Fabric fabric.colors library and upgraded with utilities from the original pycolors tool in pypi.
Maintainer: Chris Gilmer
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[PyColors2 ReadTheDocs](http://pycolors2.readthedocs.org/en/latest/)
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