An extremely simple way to turn your bland terminal output into beautifully styled text.
Install using vpkg
vpkg get https://github.com/thecodrr/crayon
Install using v's builtin vpm (you will need to import the module with: import thecodrr.crayon
with this method of installation):
v install thecodrr.crayon
Install using git
:
cd path/to/your/project
git clone https://github.com/thecodrr/crayon
# Or add it as a submodule
git submodule add https://github.com/thecodrr/crayon crayon && git submodule update --init --recursive
Then in the wherever you want to use it:
import crayon
And that's it!
Initializes a new Crayon
for the specified text. You can pass multiple strings in the texts
argument. Nesting Crayon
s is supported (see example below).
crayon.new
returns a Chalk
by default. Turn it into a styled string
using the .str()
function
crayon.new("Hello", crayon.new("world").bold().str()).cyan().underline().str()
Use this to style the text using the template API.
crayon.color("{bold.underline I am bold and underlined} and I am not")
Each template
starts with {
and ends with }
. All styles must come at the beginning without any spaces. This function returns a string
by default. You can use rgb
function as rgb(92,92,92)
to use custom colors.
Nested templates are currently not supported (WIP) so keep in mind that.
Strip a styled string
of all the styles returning a pure & clean string
The template
API uses these same names just without the ()
except for the rgb
usage.
Styles:
bold()
italic()
reverse()
underline()
strikethrough()
dim()
slow_blink()
rapid_blink()
Colors:
For background colors just put bg_
before each method
black()
white()
red()
green()
yellow()
blue()
magenta()
cyan()
light_gray()
dark_gray()
light_red()
light_green()
light_yellow()
light_blue()
light_magenta()
light_cyan()
RGB Support
rbg(int,int,int)
Other Methods:
strip()
Strip the Crayon
of all styles. Returns a string
len()
Get the actual length of the styled string
. Same as doing strip().len()
print()
Print the styled string
toterminal
.
print_with(...string)
Print the styled string
to terminal with some additional strings
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