terminal-style 0.0.1

Style your terminal-printed text

Terminal Style - simple text styling for your terminal

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Styling text in a terminal is a pain and weirdly, there are no great libraries for this. So I made a very simple lightweight Python library for styling terminal text with colors, backgrounds, and text effects. No complex features, no hassle.

Using terminal-style

install using pip:

pip install terminal-style

Requirements

• Python 3.10+
• PyYAML

The two main functions are sprint and style.

• sprint is a wrapper around print that allows you to style the text.

• style is a function that returns a styled string.

Available Colors

Category	Available Styles
Colors/Backgrounds
Text Effects	blink, bold, dim, italic, overline, reverse, strikethrough, underline, hidden (not here duh)

Usage

print styled text with sprint

# Combine multiple effects
sprint("Important Notice", color="yellow", bg_color="red", bold=True, underline=True)

# Use with print parameters
sprint("Loading...", color="cyan", end="")  # No newline
sprint("Done!", color="green")

# Extended color palette
sprint("Beautiful", color="pink", italic=True)
sprint("Ocean", color="turquoise", bold=True)

get styled text with style

from terminal_style import style

# Create styled strings for use in larger text
error_text = style("ERROR", color="red", bold=True)
warning_text = style("WARNING", color="yellow", bold=True)

print(f"[{error_text}] Something went wrong!")
print(f"[{warning_text}] This is a warning message")

Development

Contributions are welcome! Please feel free to submit a Pull Request.

git clone https://github.com/colinfrisch/terminal-style
cd terminal-style
pip install -e .

Install development dependencies:

pip install -e ".[dev]"

Run tests:

pytest
# or
python run_tests.py

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.

Author : Colin Frisch - [e-mail]

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Make your terminal output beautiful and readable with terminal-style!