python-tml 1.0.2

A terminal markup language, inspired by tml

Terminal Markup Language (tml)

• A python library to make the output of colored text in the terminal easier and more readable.

Example

from tml import markup
print(markup("<red>this text is <bold>red</bold></red> and the following is <green>green</green>"))

Alternatively, you can use the mprint() function, which is a convenient shortcut.

from tml import mprint
mprint("<red>this text is <bold>red</bold></red> and the following is <green>green</green>")

You don't need to close the tag explicitly if it is not needed.

print(markup("<on-green><blue>this text has blue foreground on green background colors"))

If you would like to print brackets, use them in doubles:

print(markup("<bold>This is <<example>></bold>"))

Available Tags

Foreground

• <black>
• <red>
• <green>
• <yellow>
• <blue>
• <magenta>
• <cyan>
• <white>
• <bright-black>
• <light-black>
• <bright-red>
• <light-red>
• <bright-green>
• <light-green>
• <bright-yellow>
• <light-yellow>
• <bright-blue>
• <light-blue>
• <bright-magenta>
• <light-magenta>
• <bright-cyan>
• <light-cyan>
• <bright-white>
• <light-white>

Background

• <on-black>
• <on-red>
• <on-green>
• <on-yellow>
• <on-blue>
• <on-magenta>
• <on-cyan>
• <on-white>
• <on-bright-black>
• <on-light-black>
• <on-bright-red>
• <on-light-red>
• <on-bright-green>
• <on-light-green>
• <on-bright-yellow>
• <on-light-yellow>
• <on-bright-blue>
• <on-light-blue>
• <on-bright-magenta>
• <on-light-magenta>
• <on-bright-cyan>
• <on-light-cyan>

Attributes

• <bold>
• <b>
• <dark>
• <italic>
• <i>
• <underline>
• <u>
• <blink>
• <reverse>
• <concealed>
• <strike>

Acknowledgement

• This library is inspired by tml