BetterPrint

Simple Python module to print stuff in a prettier way

Install

The module uses colorama to display colors, but in an easier way, and with the possibility to box the text.

• Linux:

  sudo pip3 install pybprint
  

• Windows:

  pip3 install pybprint
  

Usage

Download module Import the module in your script and use it

• Parameters:

  • .bprint()
    • text --> Your text to log (default "")
    • inBox --> If True the text will be printed out in a box, this will ignore colors (default False)
    • boxSize --> The width of the box in wich the text will be printed (default 100)

• Printing

    import pybprint as p
    
    #Print something in a box
    p.bprint(f'''This is a boxed text in a 50 characters long box! The cool thing is that i don't have to worry about new lines as it does it by itself!
  I could even go on a new line and there would be no problems!''', True, 50)
  

  

    #Print something with colors and styling
    p.bprint(f'''\n<|fr>And this is some red text <|fb>that's now magically blue <|bw>and is now on a white background <|fB>as it turns black! <|sb>And now it's brigher!''')
  

  

COLORS/STYLING CHEATSHEET

To apply colors/styling to your text you should use this markers:

• Foreground Colors:

  • "<|fr>" -> RED
  • "<|fg>" -> GREEN
  • "<|fb>" -> BLUE
  • "<|fw>" -> WHITE
  • "<|fy>" -> YELLOW
  • "<|fm>" -> MAGENTA
  • "<|fc>" -> CYAN
  • "<|fB>" -> BLACK
  • "<|fR>" -> RESET

• Background Colors:

  • "<|br>" -> RED
  • "<|bg>" -> GREEN
  • "<|bb>" -> BLUE
  • "<|bw>" -> WHITE
  • "<|by>" -> YELLOW
  • "<|bm>" -> MAGENTA
  • "<|bc>" -> CYAN
  • "<|bB>" -> BLACK
  • "<|bR>" -> RESET

• Styling Options:

  • "<|sd>" -> DIM
  • "<|sn>" -> NORMAL
  • "<|sb>" -> BRIGHT

TO DO

As of now you can't use styling in a to-box text.