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styled_print

A simple utility for printing styled text to the terminal with color, background, and other styles.

Installation

You can install styled_print via pip:

pip install styled_print

Usage

The styled_print function allows you to print styled text in the terminal. It accepts a string and an options dictionary to customize the output.

Function Signature:

styled_print(string, options)

Parameters:

  • string (str): The text you want to print.
  • options (dict): A dictionary containing styling options.
    The dictionary can include:
    • color (str, optional): The text color.
      e.g., "red", "blue", "green", etc.
    • styles (list, optional): A list of text styles.
      Possible values: ["bold"], ["underline"], ["italic"], etc.
    • bg_color (str, optional): The background color.
      e.g., "on_white", "on_red", etc.
    • uppercase (bool, optional): If True, converts the text to uppercase.
    • lowercase (bool, optional): If True, converts the text to lowercase.
    • align (str, optional): Align the text.
      Possible values: "left", "center", "right". Default is "left".
    • padding (int, optional): Number of spaces to add around the text for padding. Default is 0.
    • border (bool, optional): If True, prints the text with a border.

Example Usage:

from styled_print import styled_print

# Print bold red text on a white background
styled_print("Hello", {
    "color": "red",
    "styles": ["bold"],
    "bg_color": "on_white"
})

# Print uppercase text with padding and border
styled_print("Hello World", {
    "color": "blue",
    "styles": ["underline"],
    "bg_color": "on_yellow",
    "uppercase": True,
    "padding": 2,
    "border": True
})

# Print center-aligned, green italic text
styled_print("Centered Text", {
    "color": "green",
    "styles": ["italic"],
    "align": "center"
})

Example Output:

For the example:

styled_print("Hello", {
    "color": "red",
    "styles": ["bold"],
    "bg_color": "on_white"
})

You will get output like this:

Hello  (in bold red on white background)

For the second example with padding and a border, the output will look like this:

--------------------------------------------------
|     HELLO WORLD     |
--------------------------------------------------

Customization Options:

  • Color: The available text colors are the basic colors supported by termcolor (red, blue, green, etc.).
  • Text Styles: You can apply multiple styles to text, such as:
    • "bold": Makes the text bold.
    • "underline": Underlines the text.
    • "italic": Italicizes the text (not all terminals support this).
  • Background Color: Background color options are also from termcolor (on_white, on_red, etc.).
  • Alignment: You can align text to the "left", "center", or "right".
  • Padding: Adds a padding (space) around the text for visual clarity.
  • Border: Wraps the text with a simple ASCII border.

Example Output:

  • Uppercase Example:

    styled_print("hello", {"uppercase": True})

    Output:

    HELLO
    
  • Text with Padding:

    styled_print("padded text", {"padding": 4})

    Output:

    "    padded text    "
    
  • Text with Border:

    styled_print("bordered text", {"border": True})

    Output:

    ---------------------------
    | bordered text          |
    ---------------------------
    

Demo

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License

This package is licensed under the MIT License.


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