def test_end_flag(self):
"""
With end-flag, it makes the print normal. Otherwise, it will keep the style that you last used.
"""
cprint('cp fore.red + bg.blue',
fore=RGB.RED,
bg=RGB.BLUE,
end_flag=False)
print('fore.red + bg.blue')
print(Style.NORMAL + 'normal')
def test_combine(self):
print('cp fore.red abc' + cprint('RED', RGB.RED, pf=False) + '456')
print('cp fore.white + bg.black abc' +
cprint('RED', RGB.WHITE, RGB.BLACK, pf=False) + '456')
print('zp fore.yellow + bg.red ' +
zprint('RED', Fore.YELLOW, BG.RED, '', False) + '456')
print('zp style only: italic' +
zprint('No fore, no bg, and style is ITALIC',
style=Style.ITALIC,
pf=False) + ' 456')
print('zp style only: italic' +
zprint('No fore, no bg, and style is ITALIC',
style=Style.BOLD + Style.ITALIC,
pf=False) + ' 456')
def test_print_hot_color(self):
r, g, b = 0, 0, 0
row_string = ''
count = 0
while 1:
count += 1
t_rgb = tuple((r, g, b))
fore_color = RGB.complementary_color(t_rgb)
row_string += cprint(f'{RGB.tuple2hex_str(t_rgb)} ',
fore_color,
t_rgb,
pf=False)
if count % 5 == 0:
print(row_string),
row_string = ''
r_end_flag = r + 17 > 255
g_end_flag = g + 17 > 255
b_end_flag = b + 17 > 255
r = r if r_end_flag else r + 17
g = g + 17 if r_end_flag and not g_end_flag else g
b = b + 17 if g_end_flag and not b_end_flag else b
if r_end_flag and g_end_flag and b_end_flag:
# print(row_string)
break
def test_basic(self):
cprint('cp fore.red + bg.blue\n123', fore=RGB.RED, bg=RGB.BLUE)
cprint('cp fore.red\n123', RGB.RED)
cprint('cp bg.PURPLE\n123', bg=RGB.PURPLE)
zprint('zp fore.yellow\n123', Fore.YELLOW)
zprint('zp fore.violet + bg.red\n123', Fore.VIOLET, BG.RED)
zprint('zp bg.violet\n123', bg=BG.RED)
def test_show_all_color(self):
from itertools import permutations
row_string = ''
for count, rgb in enumerate(
permutations((_ for _ in range(0, 256, 40)), 3)):
count += 1
fore_color = RGB.complementary_color(rgb)
row_string += cprint(f'{RGB.tuple2hex_str(rgb)} ',
fore_color,
rgb,
pf=False)
if count % 7 == 0:
print(row_string),
row_string = ''
print(row_string) if len(row_string) > 0 else None
def test_basic_usage(self):
print('#only Fore test#')
cprint('red: RGB.RED', RGB.RED)
cprint(
'red: #FF0000', bg='#FF0000'
) # It doesn't matter for string upper or lower, and if you don't want to add the sign of #, it's ok too.
cprint('red: (255, 0, 0)', (255, 0, 0))
print('#only Background test#')
cprint('red: RGB.RED', bg=RGB.RED)
cprint('red: #FF0000', bg='#ff0000')
cprint('red: (255, 0, 0)', bg=(255, 0, 0))
print('#fore + bg#')
cprint('red: RGB.RED, RGB.YELLOW', RGB.RED, RGB.YELLOW)
cprint('red: FF0000, #FFFF00', 'FF0000', '#FFFF00')
cprint('red: (255, 0, 0), (255, 255, 0)', (255, 0, 0), (255, 255, 0))
print('#style test#')
cprint('Italic', style=Style.ITALIC)
cprint('Italic and Bold', style=Style.BOLD + Style.ITALIC)
cprint('Strike', style=Style.STRIKE)
cprint('URL', style=Style.URL)
print('#combine normal text#') # set pf=False
print(
f"123 {cprint('Fore=Red, bg=Yellow, Style=Italic and Bold', RGB.RED, RGB.YELLOW, Style.BOLD + Style.ITALIC, False)} 456"
)
print(f"123 {cprint('BOLD', style=Style.BOLD, pf=False)} 456")
print('#keeping the setting#')
ry_print = create_print(fore='FF0000', bg='#FFFF00')
inner_ry_text = create_print('FF0000',
'#FFFF00',
Style.BOLD + Style.ITALIC,
pf=False)
msg = "fore='FF0000', bg='#FFFF00'"
print(msg)
ry_print(msg)
print('...')
ry_print(msg)
print(
f'123 {inner_ry_text("fore=red, bg=yellow, style=bold+italic")} !!!'
)
def test_style(self):
zprint('zp fore: yellow\n bg: red, style:bold',
Fore.YELLOW,
BG.RED,
style=Style.BOLD)
zprint('zp fore: yellow, style:Italic',
Fore.YELLOW,
style=Style.ITALIC)
zprint('zp style url', style=Style.URL)
zprint('zp style strike', style=Style.STRIKE)
cprint('cp fore: yellow, style: Italic',
RGB.YELLOW,
style=Style.ITALIC)
cprint('cp style: URL', style=Style.URL)
cprint('cp, fore: (102, 255, 204), style: Italic ',
fore=(102, 255, 204),
style=Style.ITALIC)
cprint('cp fore: #6666ff, s: Italic',
fore='#6666ff',
style=Style.ITALIC)
cprint('cp fore: #6666ff bg: #66ff33',
fore='#6666ff',
bg='#66ff33',
style=Style.ITALIC)
cprint('cp style: strike', style=Style.STRIKE)