termicol

A python Simple python function aimed to handle printing of colored and / or decorated text to console / terminal.

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Installation

With gitGitHub:

git clone https://github.com/irtsa-dev/termicol.git

With pipPyPi

pip install idev-termicol

Usage

To import:

fromtermicol.termicolimport*

Then, later on you may utilize:

tprint(content: str, end: str='\n')
# Prints off text and background in the given color with provided decorations.# To do so, <> is used similar to html.# Example being: <t=white>helloshowColorList()
# Prints off a list of valid arguments for color.showDecorationList()
# Prints off a list of valid arguments for decoration.

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Code Examples

fromtermicol.termicolimporttprinttprint("<t=red>hello, this text will be red!")

fromtermicol.termicolimport*tprint("<t=blue>this text will be blue,<t=red> While this text will be red!")

fromtermicol.termicolimport*tprint("<t=red><b=blue><d=underline>This will be underlined red text with blue background!")

fromtermicol.termicolimport*tprint("<t=red><b=blue>This will be red text with a blue background!<r>This will now be the default text.<t=red> Back to red text!<b=white> A blue backround is added.<r=b> Background is now default.")

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Additional Notes

Valid tags to utilize:

• t | textcolor
  • Will change the text color, can either be one of the valid color arguments that are seen in showColorList() function or a list of 3 values separated by a comma for rgb values.
  • <t=red> | <t=20,2,30>
• b | bgcolor | backgroundcolor
  • Will change the background color, can either be one of the valid color arguments that are seen in showColorList() function or a list of 3 values separated by a comma for rgb values.
  • <b=red> | <b=20,2,30>
• d | deco | decorations
  • Will add in decorations based on what is provided, must be ones provided in the showDecorationList() function.
  • <d=underline> | <d=underline,italic>
• r
  • Will reset back to default, you can also specify what to reset and provide a list (but only accepts t,b,d).
  • <r> | <r=td>
• nl
  • Indicates a newline (basically doing \n)
  • <nl>