Magic printer for Python CLI
Introduction
This python library will be useful for you to print beautiful colored texts with decorations and other utilities.
How to Usage
Install Library
pip install mgprintImport Library
import mgprint
# or
from mgprint import *Syntax 'mg' and examples
Font color
Background colors
Text decorations
Some functions puts the reset char by default.
Usage
from mgprint import *
# Combine flags
mprint("%Rw% WARNING[!] %;r% Undefinded values...")
mprint("%g*%[SUCCESS]%;m% Process finished")
mprint("%Bw_% Links ")
# Print all text of red since this point
mprint("%r%Red text%;%", True)
print("No styled text")
mprint("%r%Red text forever...", True) # don't put reset char
print("This")
print("text")
print("is")
print("red")
# Reset
mreset()
print("Normal print")
# Print an banner
printHead("Hello world!", 50)
# You can replace '%' to '&' eventually
mprint("&g&Value: &;y& %d\n" % (5.3))Output
Functions
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| mprint(str string, bool strict=False) | Print string using mg syntax and if strict is true doesn't put reset char. |
| cprint(str string, bool strict=False) | Print likes mprint but doesn't skip the line. |
| mstr(str string) | Return string with mg syntax converted. |
| printHead(str string, int dim) | Print string in a banner of dim size. |
| mreset() | Reset console style. |
| cls() | Clean console |
Color references
| Background | Font | Reference |
|---|---|---|
| # | 0 | Black |
| B | b | Blue |
| C | c | Cyan |
| G | g | Green |
| M | m | Magenta |
| R | r | Red |
| W | w | White |
| Y | y | Yellow |
Decoration references
| Tag | Usage |
|---|---|
| * | Bold |
| _ | Underline |
| - | Invert |
