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Full Line Text Functions for Foreground Colors#

Color Maps#

Normal Colors#

Color Full Text Function Example
Green green("text") This is GREEN!
Yellow yellow("text") This is YELLOW!
Red red("text") This is RED!
Magenta magenta("text") This is MAGENTA!
Blue blue("text") This is BLUE!
Cyan cyan("text") This is CYAN!
White white("text") This is WHITE!
Black black("text") This is BLACK!
Example
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from colorist import green, yellow, red

green("This is GREEN!")
yellow("This is YELLOW!")
red("This is RED!")

How it appears in the terminal:

% This is GREEN!
% This is YELLOW!
% This is RED!

Bright Colors#

Color Full Text Function Example
Bright green bright_green("text") This is BRIGHT GREEN!
Bright yellow bright_yellow("text") This is BRIGHT YELLOW!
Bright red bright_red("text") This is BRIGHT RED!
Bright magenta bright_magenta("text") This is BRIGHT MAGENTA!
Bright blue bright_blue("text") This is BRIGHT BLUE!
Bright cyan bright_cyan("text") This is BRIGHT CYAN!
Bright white bright_white("text") This is BRIGHT WHITE!
Bright black bright_black("text") This is BRIGHT BLACK!

Limited Support for Bright Colors

Note that bright colors are supported by many terminals, yet not all as bright colors aren't part of the standard set of ANSI colors.

Example
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from colorist import bright_green, bright_yellow, bright_red

bright_green("This is BRIGHT GREEN!")
bright_yellow("This is BRIGHT YELLOW!")
bright_red("This is BRIGHT RED!")

How it appears in the terminal:

% This is BRIGHT GREEN!
% This is BRIGHT YELLOW!
% This is BRIGHT RED!

Functions#

black(text) #

Prints full line of black text.

Parameters:

Name Type Description Default
text str

Text to be printed with color.

 required
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from colorist import black

black("This is BLACK!")

How it appears in the terminal:

% This is BLACK!

blue(text) #

Prints full line of blue text.

Parameters:

Name Type Description Default
text str

Text to be printed with color.

 required
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from colorist import blue

blue("This is BLUE!")

How it appears in the terminal:

% This is BLUE!

cyan(text) #

Prints full line of cyan text.

Parameters:

Name Type Description Default
text str

Text to be printed with color.

 required
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from colorist import cyan

cyan("This is CYAN!")

How it appears in the terminal:

% This is CYAN!

green(text) #

Prints full line of green text.

Parameters:

Name Type Description Default
text str

Text to be printed with color.

 required
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from colorist import green

green("This is GREEN!")

How it appears in the terminal:

% This is GREEN!

magenta(text) #

Prints full line of magenta text.

Parameters:

Name Type Description Default
text str

Text to be printed with color.

 required
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from colorist import magenta

magenta("This is MAGENTA!")

How it appears in the terminal:

% This is MAGENTA!

red(text) #

Prints full line of red text.

Parameters:

Name Type Description Default
text str

Text to be printed with color.

 required
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from colorist import red

red("This is RED!")

How it appears in the terminal:

% This is RED!

white(text) #

Prints full line of white text.

Parameters:

Name Type Description Default
text str

Text to be printed with color.

 required
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from colorist import white

white("This is WHITE!")

How it appears in the terminal:

% This is WHITE!

yellow(text) #

Prints full line of yellow text.

Parameters:

Name Type Description Default
text str

Text to be printed with color.

 required
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from colorist import yellow

yellow("This is YELLOW!")

How it appears in the terminal:

% This is YELLOW!

bright_black(text) #

Prints full line of bright black text.

Parameters:

Name Type Description Default
text str

Text to be printed with color.

 required
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from colorist import bright_black

bright_black("This is BRIGHT BLACK!")

How it appears in the terminal:

% This is BRIGHT BLACK!

bright_blue(text) #

Prints full line of bright blue text.

Parameters:

Name Type Description Default
text str

Text to be printed with color.

 required
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from colorist import bright_blue

bright_blue("This is BRIGHT BLUE!")

How it appears in the terminal:

% This is BRIGHT BLUE!

bright_cyan(text) #

Prints full line of bright cyan text.

Parameters:

Name Type Description Default
text str

Text to be printed with color.

 required
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from colorist import bright_cyan

bright_cyan("This is BRIGHT CYAN!")

How it appears in the terminal:

% This is BRIGHT CYAN!

bright_green(text) #

Prints full line of bright green text.

Parameters:

Name Type Description Default
text str

Text to be printed with color.

 required
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from colorist import bright_green

bright_green("This is BRIGHT GREEN!")

How it appears in the terminal:

% This is BRIGHT GREEN!

bright_magenta(text) #

Prints full line of bright magenta text.

Parameters:

Name Type Description Default
text str

Text to be printed with color.

 required
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from colorist import bright_magenta

bright_magenta("This is BRIGHT MAGENTA!")

How it appears in the terminal:

% This is BRIGHT MAGENTA!

bright_red(text) #

Prints full line of bright red text.

Parameters:

Name Type Description Default
text str

Text to be printed with color.

 required
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from colorist import bright_red

bright_red("This is BRIGHT RED!")

How it appears in the terminal:

% This is BRIGHT RED!

bright_white(text) #

Prints full line of bright white text.

Parameters:

Name Type Description Default
text str

Text to be printed with color.

 required
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from colorist import bright_white

bright_white("This is BRIGHT WHITE!")

How it appears in the terminal:

% This is BRIGHT WHITE!

bright_yellow(text) #

Prints full line of bright yellow text.

Parameters:

Name Type Description Default
text str

Text to be printed with color.

 required
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from colorist import bright_yellow

bright_yellow("This is BRIGHT YELLOW!")

How it appears in the terminal:

% This is BRIGHT YELLOW!