tinted 1.0.0

Give your print output the tint it deserves!

tinted

Give your print output the tint it deserves! Give colors, styles, and more to the console, all with a simple markup language.

Installation

pip install tinted

Usage

From a Python script:

from tinted import tint

print(tint('Hello, [bold]world![/]'))

From a shell:

echo "Hello, [bold]world![/]" | tinted

Basic syntax

Strings can be styled easily with an HTML-like syntax.

[bold][blue]Tinted[/] is [underline]cool[/]![/]

[...] denotes a starting tag, where ... is a tag name.

[/...] indicates a closing tag. Tag names are not necessary, and are ignored if they are included.

Tags

All of the available tags are listed below.

Colors

• black
• red
• green
• yellow
• blue
• magenta
• cyan
• lightgray
• darkgray
• lightred
• lightgreen
• lightyellow
• lightblue
• lightmagenta
• lightcyan
• white

Background colors

Prefix any of the colors above with bg. Eg. bglightred.

Styles

• bold
• dim
• italic
• underline
• blink
• reverse
• hidden

Escaping tags

To escape a tag, simply include [] somewhere inside.

[[]blue]These tags will be shown[[]/]