Package: text2art
text2arttext2artis Python implementation of the original Figlet project. It looks like this (although you can select your font and color):.-') _     ('-.  ) (`-.      .-') _               ('-.     _  .-')   .-') _
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                                                                --------- by HangfengYangGetting Startedhelp>>> text2art h
            Usage:
                text2art lf  # Random display of 25 fonts
                text2art rd text [--on_color] [--attr] [--width] [--justify]
                text2art gt text [--font] [--color] [--on_color] [--attr] [--width] [--justify]
    
            available text colors:
                red, green, yellow, blue, magenta, cyan, white.
            available text highlights:
                on_red, on_green, on_yellow, on_blue, on_magenta, 
                on_cyan,on_white.
            available attributes:
                bold, dark, underline, blink, reverse, concealed.
            width: Setting the size of the terminal output font,type is int.
            justify: Setting the location of the terminal output font.
            available parameter: left, enter, right.Generates random fonts and random colors.>>> text2art rd yang

                                                       /
                      Y88b  /   /~~~8e  888-~88e e88~88e
                       Y888/        88b 888  888 888 888
                        Y8/    e88~-888 888  888 "88_88"
                         Y    C888  888 888  888  /
                        /      "88_-888 888  888 Cb
                      _/                          Y8""8DRandom display of 25 fonts>>> text2art lfGenerate ascii art text via given font>>> text2art gt yang --font ghost

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                    `--'      `--' `--'`--'  `--'   `------'Generate ascii art text via given color>>> text2art gt hang --color cyan
>>> text2art gt hang --color redAdjust the properties of the font>>> text2art gt hang 
>>> text2art gt hang --attr boldAdjust the background color>>> text2art gt hang --on_color on_cyan --color yellow --attr boldAdjust the location of the output font>>> text2art gt feng --color cyan # default center
>>> text2art gt feng --color cyan --justify leftAdjust the width of the terminal background>>> text2art gt suibianshu # default width is 80
>>> text2art gt suibianshu --width 120Installationtext2artis hosted onPYPIand can be installed as such:>>> pip install text2artAlternatively, you can also get the latest source code fromGitHuband install it manually:>>> git clone git@github.com:yhangf/text2art.git
>>> cd text2art
>>> python setup.py installFor update:>>> pip install text2art --upgradeQuestionsThe color display in DOS uses the init method in the colorama package. How can it be implemented without calling additional packages?How fire packages are friendly output help documents?Lastvery welcome to star and pull requests, and I hope you can submit a nice font or color scheme to Issue.LicenseMIT (here)