ansi-python

• Get colors and styles in your console. Inspired by colors.js
• Too lazy to upload this to pip rn. Download /ansi directory and import it directly.

Functions:

Text colors (ansi.fg.<color>)

• black()
• purple()
• red()
• green()
• yellow()
• blue()
• magenta()
• cyan()
• white()
• grey() or gray()

Text colors but brighter (ansi.fg.<color>)

• bright_red()
• bright_green()
• bright_yellow()
• bright_blue()
• bright_magenta()
• bright_cyan()
• bright_white()

Background colors (ansi.bg.<color>)

• black()
• purple()
• red()
• green()
• yellow()
• blue()
• magenta()
• cyan()
• white()
• gray() or grey()

Background colors but brighter (ansi.bg.<color>)

• bright_red()
• bright_green()
• bright_yellow()
• bright_blue()
• bright_magenta()
• bright_cyan()
• bright_white()

Style (ansi.<style>)

• reset()
• bold()
• dim()
• italic()
• underline()
• inverse()
• hidden()
• strikethrough()

Extras (ansi.<extras>)

• rainbow()
• zebra()
• trap()
• freaky()

Example

import ansi 

# colors >
print(ansi.fg.black("Indent"))    # outputs black
print(ansi.bg.purple("Vein"))     # outputs purple

# style >
print(ansi.italic('hello?'))      # outputs italic
print(ansi.inverse('Boo!'))       # outputs inverse

# extras >
print(ansi.zebra('crossing'))     # outputs zebra color
print(ansi.freaky('freaky vro'))  # outputs 𝓯𝓻𝓮𝓪𝓴𝔂 style