Sheen:

Pythonic cross-platform colored terminal text [support 16/256 colors]

Let color be your new dimension to integrate more imagination.

Quick Learn

Come to try the code below, in your IDLE

>>> from sheen import Str
>>>
>>> Str.red('render font color with lowercase')
>>> Str.RED('render background color with uppercase')
>>> Str.Underline('render style with capital')
>>> 
>>> Str.red.BLUE('joint rendering with dot')
>>> Str.BLUE.red("yes! it's free, no order restrain")
>>> Str.cyan.LIGHTBLUE.Underline('esay to lean, ease to use')
>>>
>>> Str.red("You can use it like builtin 'str'").split(' ')
>>> text = Str.lightcyan.Twinkle("Let us integrate more imagination")
>>> text.replace('Let us', Str.lightred('pip install sheen, to'))
>>> Str.LIGHTWHITE('@!$#!&*&simplify for human! i am sheen!#@$#%^&').title().strip('!@#$%^&*')

Simple is better than complex. flat is better than nested. Readability counts.
-- excerpt from the zen of python

Str Type Supported:

Installation

To install sheen, simply use pip:

$ pip install sheen
$ python -m sheen

If it's successfully installed, it will be as shown below.

It's a simple way to get tutorial, you don't need to come here every time
when you forget the usage of sheen

Learn More

How to display with 256 colors

Your can choose the color that your like with 'Color' type

>>> from sheen import Str, Color
>>> Color.palette()  # Reference color code
>>>
>>> Color.rgb(222)('render font color with rgb')
>>> Color.RGB(123)('render background color with RGB')
>>> 
>>> Color.rgb([255,200,190])('render font color with rgb')
>>> Color.RGB([150,120,250])('render background color with RGB')
>>>
>>> DIYcolor = Color.rgb(222) | Color.RGB(123) | Str.Underline
>>> DIYcolor("It's my color style")
>>>
>>> text = Str.Underline('Use slice to modification color')
>>> text[:] = Color.rgb(222)
>>> text[-3:-5] = Color.RGB(123)
>>> text

It's said that 256 colors can be valid in the terminal
but maybe invalid in the IDE

How to config Multicolored logging

Sheen has been build-in scheme, which can prints different colored logs based on log level:

As you can see, sheen only takes 5 lines to complete
the configuration of the Multicolored logging

You can design 'Formatter', to get color scheme which belong to yourself

import logging
from sheen import Str, ColoredHandler

logger = logging.getLogger(__name__)
logger.setLevel(logging.DEBUG)


handle = ColoredHandler()
handle.setFormatter({
    logging.DEBUG: logging.Formatter(fmt=str(Str.blue('%(asctime)s - %(levelname)s | %(message)s')), datefmt='%Y-%m-%d'),
    logging.INFO: Str.magenta('%(asctime)s - %(levelname)s | %(message)s'),
})
logger.addHandler(handle)

logger.debug('debug')
logger.info('info')
logger.warning('warning')
logger.error('error')
logger.critical('critical')

Take it easy, it will be use after rendered as 'str' type
without affecting the logging output speed

How to get the best performance

Sheen was born for convenience, when you want the fastest, there is a way.

>>> from sheen import Str, Color
>>> str(Str.cyan.BLUE('... content ...'))
'\x1b[36;44m... content ...\x1b[0m'
>>>

Don't forget to 'import sheen', It's necessary on windows.
-- Windows 10 is default closed ANSI Escape Code