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This library standardizes console color output across multiple platforms.

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pip install tamcolors

table tennis example

import tamcolors
tamcolors.examples.tabletennis.run()

basic example

import tamcolors
tamcolors.examples.basic.run()
import tamcolors
from tamcolors.tam_io.tam_colors import *
tamcolors.printc("Hello", "World!", ("light blue", "white"), same_color=True)
name = tamcolors.inputc("Whats Your Name? >>> ", ("light aqua", "gray"))
tamcolors.clear()
tamcolors.printc("Hello, ", ("default", "default"), name, (GREEN, WHITE), "!", ("gray", "light aqua"), sep="")

icon example

import tamcolors
tamcolors.examples.icon.run()
from tamcolors import tam, tam_tools, tam_io


class BootLogo(tam.tam_loop.TAMFrame):
    def __init__(self):
        super().__init__(fps=10,
                         char=" ",
                         foreground_color=tam_io.tam_colors.GREEN,
                         background_color=tam_io.tam_colors.BLACK,
                         min_width=70, max_width=70, min_height=40, max_height=40)

        self.icon = tam_tools.tam_fade.tam_fade_in(buffer=tam_tools.tam_icon.get_icon(),
                                                   char=" ",
                                                   foreground_color=tam_io.tam_colors.BLACK,
                                                   background_color=tam_io.tam_colors.BLACK)
        self.wait = 10

    def update(self, tam_loop, keys, loop_data):

        if not self.icon.done():
            self.icon.slide()
        else:
            self.wait -= 1

        if self.wait == 0:
            tam_loop.done()

    def draw(self, tam_buffer, loop_data):
        tam_buffer.clear()

        tam_buffer.draw_onto(self.icon.peak(),
                             *tam_tools.tam_placing.center(x=35, y=15, buffer=self.icon.peak()))

        tam_tools.tam_print.tam_print(tam_buffer, *tam_tools.tam_placing.center(x=35,
                                                                                y=28,
                                                                                width=len("tamcolors"),
                                                                                height=1),
                                      text="tamcolors",
                                      foreground_color=tam_io.tam_colors.LIGHT_WHITE,
                                      background_color=tam_io.tam_colors.BLACK)

tam.tam_loop.TAMLoop(BootLogo()).run()

versions of Python currently supported

  • 3.8

  • 3.7

  • 3.6

platforms tested on

  • Windows 10

  • Ubuntu 20.04

  • macOS 10.15.5

long term goals

  • build a community that builds fun terminal games

  • make windows run more efficient

  • text editor

  • .ci testing

  • make and change fonts at run time

goals

  • support Solaris

  • support FreeBSD

1.1.1 goals

  • save/rest Windows buffer size on exit

  • clean up Windows C/C++

  • make tam utils

  • add TCP IO (dummy console)

  • add .wav support

what defines a release?

  • x.?.? - tamcolors has matured to a new level of capability.

  • ?.x.? - Backwards compatibility was broken for most programs.

  • ?.?.x - Most programs should still run in this release.

  • All releases can have new features, bug fixes, depreciation and new tests.

  • Any release older than 1.0.2 does not fallow this release pattern.

versions

1.1.0

  • 9/7/2020

  • fixed macOS!

  • broke up IO into drivers

  • added terminal identifier

  • added 256 color mode

  • added rgb color mode

  • added RGBA

  • added Color

  • dropped support for Python 3.5

1.0.4

  • 8/13/2020

  • added more examples

  • bdist_wheel for Linux

  • cleaned up win_tam, uni_tam and any_tam

  • added alpha color for TAMBuffer

  • set and get rgb value of color (fixed PowerShell colors)

1.0.3

  • 7/29/2020

  • tamcolors

  • bdist_wheel for macOS

  • added more examples

  • added documentation

  • added tests for tam_basic

  • added default console colors

  • supports Python 3.8

  • supports Python 3.7

  • supports Python 3.6

  • supports Python 3.5

1.0.2

  • 7/22/2020

  • tamcolors is now very usable

  • bdist_wheel for Windows

  • added non interrupting keyboard input

  • added TAMLoop

  • added tam_tools

  • added tests

  • supports Python 3.8

  • supports Python 3.7

  • supports Python 3.6

  • supports Python 3.5

0.2.0

  • 2/1/2018

  • tamcolors proof of concept

  • added printc

  • added inputc

  • added textBuffer

  • supports Python 3.6

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