pyclrs
Print color on Linux or Windows terminals.
1. Install
pip install pyclrs
2. Functions
from pyclrs.color import Use
c = Use('Hello World')2.1 Color
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black
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c.backblack()orc.foreblack
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red
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c.backblack()orc.foreblack
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green
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c.backblack()orc.foreblack
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yellow
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c.backblack()orc.foreblack
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blue
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c.backblack()orc.foreblack
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nagebta
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c.backblack()orc.foreblack
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cyan
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c.backblack()orc.foreblack
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white
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c.backblack()orc.foreblack
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2.2 Mode
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default
c.default()
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highlight
c.highlight()
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underline
c.underline()
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twinkle
c.twinkle()
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hide
c.hide()
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excute
c.excute()
3. Example
3.1 Simple Use
from pyclrs.color import Use
p1 = Use('Hello World')
print(p1.excute())
p2 = Use('Hello World')
p2.backred()
p2.foreblack()
print(p2.excute())
p3 = Use('Hello World')
p3.forered()
p3.twinkle()
print(p3.excute())3.2 Check the state of server
from pyclrs.color import Use
title = Use('%-17s%-10s%-10s'%("Ipaddr","Server","Status"))
title.backcyan()
title.foreblack()
redis = Use('%-10s'%'Started')
redis.backwhite()
redis.foregreen()
mysql = Use('%-10s'%'Stopped')
mysql.backwhite()
mysql.forered()
mysql.twinkle()
httpd = Use('%-10s'%'Unknown')
httpd.backwhite()
httpd.foreyellow()
addr1 = Use('%-17s%-10s'%('192.168.100.100','redis'))
addr1.backwhite()
addr1.foreblack()
addr2 = Use('%-17s%-10s'%('192.168.100.101','mysql'))
addr2.backwhite()
addr2.foreblack()
addr3 = Use('%-17s%-10s'%('192.168.100.102','httpd'))
addr3.backwhite()
addr3.foreblack()
print(title.excute())
print(addr1.excute()+redis.excute())
print(addr1.excute()+mysql.excute())
print(addr1.excute()+httpd.excute())
