cLog

A Python library for adding colors to text in terminal and command prompt using ANSI escape sequences.

Installation

pip install cLog

Usage

Basic Setup

from cLog import BeginClog

# Create an instance
logger = BeginClog()

Colored Text Logging

Simple colored text

# Basic colored text (strong accent by default)
logger.log("red", "This is red text")
logger.log("green", "This is green text")
logger.log("blue", "This is blue text")

# With normal accent
logger.log("yellow", "This is yellow text with normal accent", "normal")

Text with colored backgrounds

# Text with background color
logger.bgLog("red", "white", "White text on red background")
logger.bgLog("blue", "yellow", "Yellow text on blue background")

# With strong background accent
logger.bgLog("cyan", "black", "Black text on cyan background", "strong")

Quick warning and error messages

logger.warning("This is a warning message")  # Yellow text
logger.error("This is an error message")      # Red text

Block Coloring

For coloring multiple lines of text:

# Start colored block
logger.beginBlock("cyan")
print("All this text will be cyan")
print("This line too!")
print("And this one as well")

# Reset to normal color
logger.reset()
print("Back to normal color")

Available Colors

• black
• red
• green
• yellow
• blue
• magenta
• cyan
• white

Text Accents

• "normal" - Standard color intensity
• "strong" - Bright/bold color (default)

Background Accents

• "normal" - Standard background
• "strong" - Bright background

Examples

Run the built-in test functions to see examples:

from cLog.clog import testLogs, testBlock

# Test various log functions
testLogs()

# Test block coloring
testBlock()