colorcon

Colored console

A simple module based on c++ and bind with a python for a colored console.
Main page on github

NOTES:

• Compiled with gcc.

• Ansi will enable automatically!

• Not support all consoles!

Docs:

Simply import with:

import colorcon

Defaults:

This module contains some defaults as says:

Colors in class COLORS:

1. 'black' or COLORS.Black
2. 'white' or COLORS.White
3. 'red' or COLORS.Red
4. 'yellow' or COLORS.Yellow
5. 'green' or COLORS.Green
6. 'blue' or COLORS.blue
7. 'purple' or COLORS.Purple
8. 'orange' or COLORS.Orange

Modes in class MODES:

1. 'bold' or COLORS.Black

2. 'light' or COLORS.White

3. 'italic' or COLORS.Red

4. 'underline' or COLORS.Yellow

   Note: these aren't supported on all consoles

5. 'slowblink' or COLORS.Green

6. 'rapidblick' or COLORS.blue

7. 'reverse' or COLORS.Purple

Members:

colorcon.colored

Can customize your texts!

Examples:

• For colored text use:

  colorcon.colored('im colored(with red bg and white fg)!', 'red', COLORS.White)
  

  or you can create your custom color:

  colorcon.colored('im rgb', [1, 2, 3])
  

• You can add modes to output:

  colored.colored("i'm bold and i have undeline", modes=['bold', MODES.Underline])
  

  or you can simply mix modes like:\

  mode = MODES.bold | MODES.Underline
  

colorcon.set_background

Can set color for background!

NOTES:

• Console will not reset(The color will be available)

Examples:

• Set background color to red

  colorcon.set_background('red')  # set background color red
  colorcon.set_background([255, 0, 0])  # set background color with rgb
  

  Then print some text that are red

  colorcon.output('iam red')
  

colorcon.set_foreground

Same as colorcon.set_background but adjust foreground!

colorcon.reset_all

Will reset console(Colors was set will be reset)

colorcon.output

same as python print, But it always flushes stdout after every print!