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/opt/support/venv/lib/python3.13/site-packages/rads

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Edit: /opt/support/venv/lib/python3.13/site-packages/rads/color.py (2125B)

"""Functions for colorizing console text

Example individually coloring a print argument:
    ``print(rads.color.red('test'))``
Example coloring a list and using star-args to print:
    ``print(*rads.color.red('a', 'b'))``
"""

from collections.abc import Iterable

def _colorize(*args: str | Iterable, color: str) -> str | Iterable:
    out = [f'{color}{x}\033[0m' for x in args]
    if not out:
        return ''
    if len(out) == 1:
        return out[0]
    return out

def red(*args: str | Iterable) -> str | Iterable:
    """Color console text red

Args:
        args: text to colorize
    """
    return _colorize(*args, color='\33[91;1m')

def green(*args: str | Iterable) -> str | Iterable:
    """Color console text green

Args:
        args: text to colorize
    """
    return _colorize(*args, color='\033[92;1m')

def yellow(*args: str | Iterable) -> str | Iterable:
    """Color console text yellow

Args:
        args: text to colorize
    """
    return _colorize(*args, color='\033[93;1m')

def blue(*args: str | Iterable) -> str | Iterable:
    """Color console text blue

Args:
        args: text to colorize
    """
    return _colorize(*args, color='\033[94;1m')

def magenta(*args: str | Iterable) -> str | Iterable:
    """Color console text magenta

Args:
        args: text to colorize
    """
    return _colorize(*args, color='\033[95m')

def cyan(*args: str | Iterable) -> str | Iterable:
    """Color console text cyan

Args:
        args: text to colorize
    """
    return _colorize(*args, color='\033[96m')

def bold(*args: str | Iterable) -> str | Iterable:
    """Color console text bold

Args:
        args: text to colorize
    """
    return _colorize(*args, color='\033[1m')

def underline(*args: str | Iterable) -> str | Iterable:
    """Color console text underline

Args:
        args: text to colorize
    """
    return _colorize(*args, color='\033[4m')

def invert(*args: str | Iterable) -> str | Iterable:
    """Color console text inverted

Args:
        args: text to colorize
    """
    return _colorize(*args, color='\033[7m')

"""Functions for colorizing console text Example individually coloring a print argument: ``print(rads.color.red('test'))`` Example coloring a list and using star-args to print: ``print(*rads.color.red('a', 'b'))`` """ from collections.abc import Iterable def _colorize(*args: str | Iterable, color: str) -> str | Iterable: out = [f'{color}{x}\033[0m' for x in args] if not out: return '' if len(out) == 1: return out[0] return out def red(*args: str | Iterable) -> str | Iterable: """Color console text red Args: args: text to colorize """ return _colorize(*args, color='\33[91;1m') def green(*args: str | Iterable) -> str | Iterable: """Color console text green Args: args: text to colorize """ return _colorize(*args, color='\033[92;1m') def yellow(*args: str | Iterable) -> str | Iterable: """Color console text yellow Args: args: text to colorize """ return _colorize(*args, color='\033[93;1m') def blue(*args: str | Iterable) -> str | Iterable: """Color console text blue Args: args: text to colorize """ return _colorize(*args, color='\033[94;1m') def magenta(*args: str | Iterable) -> str | Iterable: """Color console text magenta Args: args: text to colorize """ return _colorize(*args, color='\033[95m') def cyan(*args: str | Iterable) -> str | Iterable: """Color console text cyan Args: args: text to colorize """ return _colorize(*args, color='\033[96m') def bold(*args: str | Iterable) -> str | Iterable: """Color console text bold Args: args: text to colorize """ return _colorize(*args, color='\033[1m') def underline(*args: str | Iterable) -> str | Iterable: """Color console text underline Args: args: text to colorize """ return _colorize(*args, color='\033[4m') def invert(*args: str | Iterable) -> str | Iterable: """Color console text inverted Args: args: text to colorize """ return _colorize(*args, color='\033[7m')