如何在Python中将彩色文本输出到终端?


当前回答

另一个包装Python3打印功能的PyPI模块:

https://pypi.python.org/pypi/colorprint

如果您也可以从__future_import-print中使用,它可以在Python2.x中使用。下面是模块PyPI页面中的Python 2示例:

from __future__ import print_function
from colorprint import *

print('Hello', 'world', color='blue', end='', sep=', ')
print('!', color='red', format=['bold', 'blink'])

它输出“你好,世界!”,单词为蓝色,感叹号为粗体红色并闪烁。

其他回答

我编写了一个在PyPI上可用的库,它有一个遵循标准打印函数的简单API。

你可以用pip安装着色来安装它。

import coloring

# Directly use print-like functions
coloring.print_red('Hello', 12)
coloring.print_green('Hey', end="", sep=";")
print()

# Get str as return
print(coloring.red('hello'))

# Use the generic colorize function
print(coloring.colorize("I'm red", "red")) # Using color names
print(coloring.colorize("I'm green", (0, 255, 0)))  # Using RGB colors
print(coloring.colorize("I'm blue", "#0000ff"))  # Using hex colors

# Or using styles (underline, bold, italic, ...)
print(coloring.colorize('Hello', 'red', s='ub'))  # underline and bold

执行代码:

您可以在此处查看所有功能:https://github.com/Nazime/coloring.

class ColorText:
    """
    Use ANSI escape sequences to print colors +/- bold/underline to bash terminal.

    Examples
    --------
    >>> ColorText('HelloWorld').bold()
    >>> ColorText('HelloWorld').blue()
    >>> ColorText('HelloWorld').bold().custom("#bebebe")
    >>> ColorText('HelloWorld').underline().custom('dodgerblue')
    >>> ColorText.demo()

    Notes
    -----
    - execute ColorText.demo() for a printout of colors.
    """

    @classmethod
    def demo(cls):
        """Prints examples of all colors in normal, bold, underline, bold+underline."""
        for color in dir(ColorText):
            if all([color.startswith("_") is False,
                    color not in ["bold", "underline", "demo", "custom"],
                    callable(getattr(ColorText, color))]):
                print(getattr(ColorText(color), color)(),
                      "\t",
                      getattr(ColorText(f"bold {color}").bold(), color)(),
                      "\t",
                      getattr(ColorText(f"underline {color}").underline(), color)(),
                      "\t",
                      getattr(ColorText(f"bold underline {color}").underline().bold(), color)())
        print(ColorText("Input can also be color hex or R,G,B with ColorText.custom()").bold())
        pass

    def __init__(self, text: str = ""):
        self.text = text
        self.ending = "\033[0m"
        self.colors = []
        pass

    def __repr__(self):
        return self.text

    def __str__(self):
        return self.text

    def bold(self):
        self.text = "\033[1m" + self.text + self.ending
        return self

    def underline(self):
        self.text = "\033[4m" + self.text + self.ending
        return self

    def green(self):
        self.text = "\033[92m" + self.text + self.ending
        self.colors.append("green")
        return self

    def purple(self):
        self.text = "\033[95m" + self.text + self.ending
        self.colors.append("purple")
        return self

    def blue(self):
        self.text = "\033[94m" + self.text + self.ending
        self.colors.append("blue")
        return self

    def ltblue(self):
        self.text = "\033[34m" + self.text + self.ending
        self.colors.append("lightblue")
        return self

    def pink(self):
        self.text = "\033[35m" + self.text + self.ending
        self.colors.append("pink")
        return self

    def gray(self):
        self.text = "\033[30m" + self.text + self.ending
        self.colors.append("gray")
        return self

    def ltgray(self):
        self.text = "\033[37m" + self.text + self.ending
        self.colors.append("ltgray")
        return self

    def warn(self):
        self.text = "\033[93m" + self.text + self.ending
        self.colors.append("yellow")
        return self

    def fail(self):
        self.text = "\033[91m" + self.text + self.ending
        self.colors.append("red")
        return self

    def ltred(self):
        self.text = "\033[31m" + self.text + self.ending
        self.colors.append("lightred")
        return self

    def cyan(self):
        self.text = "\033[36m" + self.text + self.ending
        self.colors.append("cyan")
        return self

    def custom(self, *color_hex):
        """Print in custom color, `color_hex` - either actual hex, or tuple(r,g,b)"""
        if color_hex != (None, ):  # allows printing white on black background, black otherwise
            if len(color_hex) == 1:
                c = rgb2hex(colorConverter.to_rgb(color_hex[0]))
                rgb = ImageColor.getcolor(c, "RGB")
            else:
                assert (
                    len(color_hex) == 3
                ), "If not a color hex, ColorText.custom should have R,G,B as input"
                rgb = color_hex
            self.text = "\033[{};2;{};{};{}m".format(38, *rgb) + self.text + self.ending
            self.colors.append(rgb)
        return self

    pass

您可以使用任何语言提供的shell转义字符。这些转义字符以ESC字符开头,后跟一些参数。

例如,要在终端中输出红色“Hello,World!”字符串:

echo "\e[31m Hello, World! \e[0m"

或者从Python脚本:

print("\e[31m Hello world \e[0m")

此外,我写了一篇关于Escape序列的文章,这可能会帮助您更好地理解这个机制。

如果您使用的是Windows,那么就在这里!

# Display text on a Windows console
# Windows XP with Python 2.7 or Python 3.2
from ctypes import windll

# Needed for Python2/Python3 diff
try:
    input = raw_input
except:
    pass
STD_OUTPUT_HANDLE = -11
stdout_handle = windll.kernel32.GetStdHandle(STD_OUTPUT_HANDLE)
# Look at the output and select the color you want.
# For instance, hex E is yellow on black.
# Hex 1E is yellow on blue.
# Hex 2E is yellow on green and so on.
for color in range(0, 75):
     windll.kernel32.SetConsoleTextAttribute(stdout_handle, color)
     print("%X --> %s" % (color, "Have a fine day!"))
     input("Press Enter to go on ... ")

在我看来,这是最简单的方法。只要您具有所需颜色的RGB值,这应该可以工作:

def colored(r, g, b, text):
    return f"\033[38;2;{r};{g};{b}m{text}\033[0m"

打印红色文本的示例:

text = 'Hello, World!'
colored_text = colored(255, 0, 0, text)
print(colored_text)

#or

print(colored(255, 0, 0, 'Hello, World!'))

多色文本

text = colored(255, 0, 0, 'Hello, ') + colored(0, 255, 0, 'World')
print(text)