Terminology
An intuitive way to color terminal text with python
Install / Use
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Terminology
A simple way to color terminal text! ❤️ 💛 💚 💙 💜
Color Text
from terminology import in_red, in_yellow, in_green, in_blue, in_magenta
print(in_red("it's"), in_yellow("a"), in_green("double"), in_blue("rainbow"), in_magenta("dude..."))
Output
Color Text Background
from terminology import on_green, on_yellow, on_red
print(on_green("OK"), on_yellow("WARNING"), on_red("DANGER")
Output
Emphasize Text with Bold and Underlining
from terminology import in_bold, underlined
print(in_bold("Chapter 1"))
print("- ", underlined("Section i"))
print("- ", underlined("Section ii"), "\n")
print(in_bold("Chapter 2"))
print("- ", underlined("Section i"), '\n')
Output
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