Messages

The "messages" component of Stone-color from printing and logging functions, example of use:

from stone_color.messages import *

alertf("An alert!")
warnf("An warn!")
infof("An info!")
successf("Success!")
errorf("Error!")

Printing and formatting

Stone-color has a custom print/format function called: printf/formatf, and holds formatting and coloring features, pratical use:

printf("{#98bf18}RGB colors{#reset}")
text = formatf("{#98bf18}RGB colors{#reset}")

The # symbol within the staples indicates an RGB color represented by a hexadecimal code or text style for example {#underline} or {#98bf18}.

Text style

You can add a text style such as underline or bold, to do this you use the placeholder: {#...}. The various text styles are these:

On the left is the style flag, on the right is its ANSI value

ansi_style = {
    "bold": "\033[1m",
    "italic": "\033[3m",
    "underline": "\033[4m",
    "blink": "\033[5m",
    "rapidblink": "\033[6m",
    "strike": "\033[9m",
    "invert": "\033[7m",
    "reset": "\033[0m"
}

Logging

There are also logging functions that print in stderr the output

Alert

alertf("Alert!")

[!] Alert!

Warn

warnf("Warn!")

[@] Warn!

Info

infof("Info!")

[i] Info!

Success

successf("Success!")

[+] Success!

Error

errorf("Error!")

[-] Error!