cologger

Make your endless print statements with color, different formats, and more!

Installation

Windows:

pip install cologger

Mac or Linux:

pip3 install cologger

Usage

Cologger allows for colors, background colors, and formats. Let's have a look at a basic example:

from cologger import Cologger

cologger = Cologger()
cologger.set_color("red")
cologger.colog("Hello Cologger!")

This code will print out a red "Hello Cologger!" message. To set the background we use the set_bg method.

from cologger import Cologger

cologger = Cologger()
cologger.set_color("red")
cologger.set_bg("white")
cologger.colog("Hello Cologger!")

To set the format of a string, use the set_fmt method.

from cologger import Cologger

cologger = Cologger()
cologger.set_color("red")
cologger.set_bg("white")
cologger.set_fmt("bold")
cologger.colog("Hello Cologger!")

What separates Cologger from other Python color logging libraries is custom colors and backgrounds. Cologger allows for you to add a custom RGB color into the set_color and set_bg methods. Let's have a look at an example.

Custom Color:

from cologger import Cologger

cologger = Cologger()
cologger.set_color("custom", [255, 0, 0])  # red rgb code
cologger.colog("Hello Cologger!")

Custom Background:

from cologger import Cologger

cologger = Cologger()
cologger.set_bg("custom", [255, 255, 255])  # white rgb code
cologger.colog("Hello Cologger!")

Here are all the supported colors for the set_color method:

• "black"
• "red"
• "green"
• "yellow"
• "blue"
• "violet"
• "cyan"
• "white"

Here are all the supported colors for the set_bg method:

• "black"
• "red"
• "green"
• "yellow"
• "blue"
• "violet"
• "cyan"
• "white"

Here are all the supported formats for the set_fmt method:

• "bold"
• "italic"
• "underline"
• "selected"
• "strikethrough"