pyprinty 1.0.1

Extensions to the print command and strings in general.

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version 1.0.1.

Description:

Extensions for printing and strings in general. Create simple animations, loading bars, manage user messages in custom fonts. Text designs, and special prints. And all - by yourself.

Documentation:

For documentation via github Click here.

license:

MIT © 2025 Yedidya steinmetz

simple example:

from pyprinty import Font, Ready


my_font = Font(load=Ready.FONT_CLASSIC) #  Creating a font, using a ready-made font

# Printing a message to the user from the font we created
print(my_font("hello ", input("What is your name?"), sep=" "), end="!")

# You don't have to use ready-made fonts, you can create your own, and much more!

little more:

This is just a part:

from pyprinty import Font, Ready
from pyprinty import Colors, Color
from pyprinty import Effects, Cursor
from pyprinty import Animation
from pyprinty import size


# Creating the fonts:
my_font = Font(
    text_color=Colors.RED,  # Ready color
    base_color=Color(0, 255, 0),  # Background color, Custom color
    effects=[Effects.Bold, Effects.Speedblink]  # Two ready-made effects
)
error_font = Font(load=Ready.FONT_ERROR)  # Creating a font and loading ready-made font settings Error
# Creating a management animation of the prints
my_animation = Animation(
    load={  # Loading by dict, this can also be done in font
        # Creates an animated object, sets the font, and makes it into a normal print mode.
        "message": {"font": my_font, "mode": "print"}
    }
)
# Adding an object manually, on glossy print mode
my_animation.add_font("error", error_font, mode="sun")
# Using the message object we created
my_animation.send(
    "message",  # the object
    "hello", input("What is your name?"),  # the text
    sep=" ", end=""  # The library preserves all parameters.
)
Cursor.PRINT(Cursor.CLEAR_ALL)  # Reset the entire terminal (there are many more such commands)
# Demonstration of printing via the print command using the error font
print(
    error_font(
        # Print the current line size and number of lines of the terminal
        "your consul size is", size(), sep=" "
    ),
    end="!"
)
# There's a lot more in this library!