pycss 0.0.1

A package that will help you to color your output!

Pycss - Make your python output standout

Pycss is a module that will help you to color your output!

How does it work?

Pycss uses ansi color codes. Read the ansi codes.

Note: In PyCharm, you will get weird outputs as it doesn't quite yet support ansi color codes!

Installation

pip install pycss

And import it as

# Not pycss
import css

Documentation

Inbuilt colors

Before the documentation starts, you should be familiar with css' colors

Color

You can access them by referring the module and saying the variable. The color name is always in capital letters: css.COLORNAME

Variable	Color
BLACK	Black
RED	Red
GREEN	Green
YELLOW	Yellow
BLUE	Blue
MAGENTA	Magenta
CYAN	Cyan
WHITE	White
NOCOLOR	Transparent
C_BLACK	Bright Black
C_RED	Bright Red
C_YELLOW	Bright Yellow
C_GREEN	Bright Green
C_BLUE	Bright Blue
C_MAGENTA	Bright Magenta
C_CYAN	Bright Cyan
C_WHITE	Bright White

Background colors

You can access them by referring the module and saying the variable. The background color name is always in capital letters: css.BACKROUND_COLOR

Variable	Color
BGBLACK	Black
BGRED	Red
BGGREEN	Green
BGYELLOW	Yellow
BGBLUE	Blue
BGMAGENTA	Magenta
BGCYAN	Cyan
BGWHITE	White
C_BGBLACK	Bright Black
C_BGRED	Bright Red
C_BGYELLOW	Bright Yellow
C_BGGREEN	Bright Green
C_BGBLUE	Bright Blue
C_BGMAGENTA	Bright Magenta
C_BGCYAN	Bright Cyan
C_BGWHITE	Bright White

Coloring the text

To color text, you use the color() function.

Parameters

1. text - The text you want to be colored
2. color - Pass in the color you want
   Note: You don't use normal strings as color eg: "red". USE pycss's colors!

It returns the colored text

print(css.color("Hello World", css.RED))

Applying background

To apply the background, you use the bgcolor() function

Parameters

1. text - The text you want to be colored
2. background_color - Pass in the background color you want
   Note: You don't use normal strings for background colors eg: "red".USE pycss's background color!

It returns the background colored text

print(css.bgcolor("Hello World", css.BGRED))

Making text bold

To apply the bold, you use the bold() function

Parameters

1. text - The text you want to be bold

It returns the bolded text

print(css.bold("Hello World"))

Underlining text

To underline text, you use the underline() function

Parameters

1. text - The text you want to be underlined It returns the underlined text

print(css.underline("Hello World"))