color.py
Cross-platform color terminal text. Uses ANSI if not on Windows, otherwise uses magic Windowsfu.
Methods:
color.set(color, bright=False, bgcolor=None) color.reset() color.print_c(color, ... , bright=False, bgcolor=None)
Constants:
color.colors (a set of all colors)
color.white color.red color.green color.blue color.cyan color.magenta color.yellow color.black Examples:
from color import *
print_c(yellow, " |", end="", bright=True)
for i in range(19):
print_c(red, "|||", end="")
print_c(yellow, "|", end="", bright=True)
print()
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