print-extended

An extended version of the print function.

The intent is to make it easy to print pretty outputs, with an interface that Python beginners who just made their first "Hello World" can use.

You can always use pprint, sys.stderr, etc., and probably should for complex usage. As stated, this is to be beginner-friendly. Functionality will be sacrificed for ease-of-use.

Features

• print.group and print.endgroup to create indentation levels
• foreground colors
  • print.red('foo')
  • print.green('foo')
  • print.blue('foo')
  • print.yellow('foo')
  • print.magenta('foo')
  • print.cyan('foo')
  • print.rgb(r, g, b)('foo')
• background colors
  • print.on_red('foo')
  • print.on_green('foo')
  • print.on_blue('foo')
  • print.on_yellow('foo')
  • print.on_magenta('foo')
  • print.on_cyan('foo')
  • print.on_rgb(r, g, b)('foo')
• text styles
  • print.bold('foo')
  • print.italic('foo')
  • print.underline('foo')
  • Also chainable! print.red.bold.italic('error')
• eprint to simplify printing to STDERR

Development

# Activate virtual environment
python -m pip install -U pip
python -m pip install .
python -m pip install -r requirements-dev.txt
pre-commit install