Consolor provides highlighting functions for terminals.
It comes with there 3 functions:
- get_line
- Returns a string with the given formatting.
- print_line
- Prints a string with the given formatting.
- update_line
- Overwrites the output of the current line and prints s on the same line without a new line.
All these functions accept the following formatting parameters:
- bold: bool, default False
- underline: bool, default False
- blinking: bool, default False
- color: str, default None
- bgcolor: str, default None
Some examples:
import consolor
consolor.print_line('light green', color=consolor.Color.LightGreen)
consolor.print_line('underline', underline=True)
consolor.print_line('green bg', bgcolor=consolor.BgColor.Green)
consolor.update_line('0%')
consolor.update_line('100%')
print()
For more colors and background colors see consolor.Color and consolor.BgColor.
You can also use it in builtin print():
import consolor
print(consolor.Color.Red, 'Red')
print('Red two')
print(consolor.Color.Reset, end='') # You have to handle resetting your self.
print('Not Red')
print(consolor.BgColor.Red, 'Red')
print('Red two', consolor.BgColor.Reset)
print('None')
To install consolor
use pip.
pip install consolor
Feel free to open tickets or send pull requests with improvements. These contributors have done so.
Copyright (c) 2013-2015 Friedrich Pätzke. See LICENSE for further details.
See you. Friedrich.