ColOurs

ColOurs is an easy-to-use python module which will add the ability to print with colours.

Installation

To install, just put the provided python file inside the directory which you need the module for. Then, in your python file, type import colours. Then, the module will be imported into your python file. Then, to reference the module, use colours. as a prefix. If you don't want to use colours. as a prefix, instead of import colours, type from colours import *, which will import everything without you having to use colours. as a prefix.

Use

To use or change a colour, you must reference the colour (eg. Red), add a dot (.), then add the effect (eg. bold). So it would look like this: Red.bold. If you were to use it in a print statment, it would be print(color.effect + text). Note: The first letter of each colour is uppercase, while for each effect, the whole name is lowercase.

Here are a list of colours available:

• Black
• White
• Red
• Green
• Yellow
• Blue
• Purple
• Cyan
• Normal (This is just the normal colour your terminal/console uses.

Here are a list of "effects" you can use:

• Normal (Just plain normal text)
• Bold
• Faint
• Italic
• Underline
• Blinking
• Reverse (This will switch the background colour and the foreground colour)
• Invisible