couleur 0.7.4
ANSI terminal tool for python, colored shell and other handy fancy features

couleur - ANSI terminal tool for python, colored shell and other handy fancy features
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**Couleur** is a handy tool to play around with ANSI features in a unix
terminal


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installing
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::

   user@machine:~$ sudo pip install git+git://github.com/gabrielfalcao/couleur.git

features
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-  Single python file
-  100% tested
-  comes with syntax sugar

nutshell
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file-like objects filter
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.. figure:: http://gnu.gabrielfalcao.com/couleur_filter.png
   :alt: stdout filter

   stdout filter

further
^^^^^^^

.. code:: python

   import sys, couleur

   couleur.proxy(sys.stdout).enable()
   print "#{bold}#{blue}#{on:black}This is#{normal} a test"
   couleur.proxy(sys.stdout).ignore()

   print "#{green}#{on:black}This is#{normal} a test"
   couleur.proxy(sys.stdout).disable()

dynamic methods
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

couleur has a syntax sugar that is semantically nice:

.. code:: python

   print
   import couleur
   sh = couleur.Shell(indent=4)

   sh.bold_black_on_white('Nice highlight\n')
   # prints '\033[47m\033[1m\033[30mNice highlight\033[0m'

   sh.indent()
   # will increase a internal indentation factor in couleur.Shell instance

   sh.red('Just red\n')
   # prints indented as well '    \033[32mJust Green\033[0m\n'

   sh.dedent()

   # will decrease that indentation factor (above)

   # syntax sugar
   sh.green_and_normal_and_blue('this will be printed in green| and |this in blue\n')
   # see: '\033[32mthis will be printed in green\033[0m and \033[34mthis in blue\033[0m'

couleur can overwrite output, so that you can make things like printing
progress bars, show percentage and so on:

.. code:: python

   import time
   import couleur

   shell = couleur.Shell(linebreak=True, bold=True)

   for num in range(101):
       if num == 0:
           print

       shell.yellow_and_red("Downloading file: |%d%%" % num, replace=True)
       time.sleep(0.02)

   shell.white_and_green("Downloading file: |DONE!", replace=True)

Writing to other streams
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

Simply pass the output as first argument of the ``Shell``

.. code:: python

   import couleur

   with open('output.log', 'w') as output:
       shell = couleur.Shell(output, linebreak=True, bold=True)
       shell.white_and_green("done with | Some task")

furthermore
~~~~~~~~~~~

With couleur you can mix modifiers and colors.

Available modifiers:

-  reset - resets from the current point to the end
-  bold - make text bold
-  blink - it may blink the text or make it slighly lighten, depending
   on the terminal
-  italic - make text italic
-  underline - add underline on text
-  inverse - invert colors
-  strikethrough - draws a line through the text
-  up - does the same than passing replace=True to the output function:
   carriage return and one line up

Available colors:

-  normal
-  black
-  red
-  green
-  yellow
-  blue
-  magenta
-  cyan
-  white

Example chaining modifiers:

.. code:: python

   import couleur

   shell = couleur.Shell(linebreak=True)
   shell.bold_italic_underline_green_on_black_and_italic_black_on_white("WOO| HOO")

free software
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To contribute back with this project, all you need to do is write code,
and test code that proofs its functionallity

cloning and running tests
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

You will need to install
`nose <http://somethingaboutorange.com/mrl/projects/nose/0.11.3/>`__.

And run:

.. code:: shell

   user@machine:~/Projects$ git clone git://github.com/gabrielfalcao/couleur.git
   user@machine:~/Projects$ cd couleur
   user@machine:~/Projects/couleur$ make tests

nomenclature
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“couleur” stands for “color” in French, I like french, hence the name

Licensing
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::

   Copyright (c) 2010-2020 Gabriel Falcão
   Licensed under LGPLv3
   https://opensource.org/licenses/lgpl-3.0.html

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