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colorize output #76

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bukzor opened this issue Oct 1, 2015 · 2 comments
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colorize output #76

bukzor opened this issue Oct 1, 2015 · 2 comments

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bukzor commented Oct 1, 2015

If we added just a little color to the output, it would be much more readable.
colorama seems to be the go-to library for this.

@bukzor bukzor added this to the v2.0 milestone Oct 1, 2015
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Just FYI, colorama's main purpose is wrapping stdout, snatching UNIX color commands, and translating them into equivalent Windows commands. It does have color constants, though, and you can use it for just that if you'd rather not define them yourself.

I've stopped including it in my projects to avoid an unnecessary dependency.

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bukzor commented Oct 7, 2015

@chriskuehl I'd rather not reinvent this yet another time.

The main thing i want to stop writing is the --color='always/auto/never' functionality.
Do you know a library that helps with that issue?

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