Pansi is a text mode rendering library. It provides a clean and simple interface for working with text and graphics in the terminal, using ANSI escape sequences for rendering. The library provides the following modules:
pansi.text -- text colouring and stylingpansi.image -- terminal-based image renderingpansi.screen -- full screen layout handlingMost modern terminals support ANSI rendering, but the exact feature sets available do vary. Bear in mind that not every listed function might work in every terminal, and check the documentation for your terminal software to make sure.
pansi.textThe pansi.text module provides a suite of functions for colouring and styling
terminal text, using ANSI escape sequences. Functions are designed to align as
closely as possible to CSS rules and properties, for ease of use.
Let's start with something simple. The following example will render the word "world" in green:
>>> from pansi.text import green
>>> print(f"Hello, {green}world{~green}!")
Hello, world!
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We found that pansi demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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