gprint is a Python module that allows to print color on almost any terminal.
gprint has been updated to ensure compatibility with Python versions 3.5 through 3.11. To verify this compatibility, a comprehensive testing procedure was implemented using GitHub Actions. A matrix strategy was introduced in the .github/workflows/gprint-tests.yml workflow to automatically test the module across all supported Python versions upon each push to the main branch. These tests cover a wide range of functionalities provided by gprint, ensuring that the module performs as expected across the different Python versions.
from gprint import *gprint(message, rgb, new_line, rainbow_mode, return_me)message = String with the text to be printed.
rgb = A list of 3 Integers from 0 to 255 that represents every color on rgb scale, a color code (RED, BLUE....) can be used too. Defaults to "default" (white text).
new_line = A boolean that represents if you want a new line after the printed text or not. Defaults to True.
rainbow_mode = A boolean that allows the command to print every character from a pseudo-randomized color. Defaults to False.
return_me = A boolean that allows to return of the colorized text instead of printing it directly (useful for other commands like input() ). Defaults to False.
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0.0.1
- Initial release.
0.0.2
- Added rainbow_mode.
- Added new_line.
0.0.3
- Fixed problem with randomized colors.
- Added return_me.
0.0.4
- Fixed problem with rainbow_mode, now it should work with new_line.
- Fixed problem with "RANDOM" string as color, nowit should work faster and with other flags.
- Added new function to get random color, the program now should work faster.
0.0.5
- Updated code with better syntax.
- Now runs faster than ever.
0.0.6
- Fixed bug with new line on rainbow mode.
0.0.7
- Fixed error if a string is provided in rgb.
- Added error handling.
0.0.8
- Updated and checked compatibility with python 3.10
0.0.9
- Updated test
- Updated compability with Python 3.11