Termcolor -- use Python to output color terminal information

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Messages printed on the terminal can be in color, but the coloring syntax is actually a little strange and hard to read.

Termcolor is a Python module that can help you output the Color Words of the terminal. Of course, the syntax is much better ~

After termcolor is installed, you only need:

FromTermcolor ImportColored

Then you can use the colored method to color the message, for example:

PrintColored ( 'Hello, World! ', 'Red' )

The red Hello World! will be printed !.

In addition, you can flip the background and foreground color of the font, and print messages with attributes like on_xxx with different background and font colors:

If complex color combinations are frequently used, lambda can be used to abstract parameters:

Red_on_cyan = LambdaX: colored (X, 'Red', 'On _ cyany' )
PrintRed_on_cyan ( 'Hello, World! ' )

Very convenient ~

Termcolor home page: http://pypi.python.org/pypi/termcolor/0.1.1