Colour

One of the most unknown features of Python is the ability to colour and style strings. StryPy makes the process a fair bit easier, by using the colorama module.

For the two colouring functions the options for the colour parameters are:

• ‘RED’

• ‘BLACK’

• ‘GREEN’

• ‘YELLOW’

• ‘MAGENTA’

• ‘CYAN’

• ‘WHITE’

• ‘BLUE’

sp.fcolour(String, f)

Colours the text (foreground) of a string

This function colors the foreground (the actual text) of a string:

>>> sp.fcolour("Hello World", "RED")
[ 'Hello World' with red text ]

sp.bcolour(String, b)

Colours the background of a string

This function colors the background of a string:

>>> sp.bcolour("Hello World", "RED")
[ 'Hello World' with red background ]

sp.style(String, s)

Styles a string (brightness)

This function changes the brightness of a string. Different styles are ‘DIM’, ‘BRIGHT’ and ‘NORMAL’:

>>> sp.style("Hello World", "DIM")
[ 'Hello World' with dim text ]