Custom Styling of Text with ANSI Escape Codes#

`style_text(text, *styles)` #

Style text with various options for text and background colors, styling and effects.

Parameters:

Name	Type	Description	Default
`text`	`str`	The text to be styled.	required
`*styles`	`Color \| BrightColor \| ColorVGA \| ColorRGB \| ColorHSL \| ColorHex \| BgColor \| BgBrightColor \| BgColorVGA \| BgColorRGB \| BgColorHSL \| BgColorHex \| Effect \| str \| None`	The text and/or background colors, styling and/or effects to be applied to the text.	`()`

Returns:

Type	Description
`str`	A new string with the text wrapped in the relevant ANSI escape codes, e.g. `style_text("APPROVED", Color.GREEN)` yields `\033[32mAPPROVED\033[0m`.

Example

Python
from colorist import style_text, Color, Effect

text = style_text("WARNING", Color.YELLOW, Effect.BOLD, Effect.BLINK)
print(text)

How it appears in the terminal:

% WARNING