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uh hello guys welcome to this video so
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in this video I will show you a Python
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module which can actually style your
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terminal output with colors and
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underline so if you are building some
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kind of a terminal application inside
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Python this can significantly improve
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the readability of your terminal let me
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show you the example right here if I
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execute this script here you will see
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you can have output inside your terminal
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in different colors you can highlight
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your output by having a background color
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you can change the text
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color with these different colors you
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can underline you can make the text bold
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capitalize the text so there is this uh
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package here in it's an open-source
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package inside Python if you search for
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this it's called as y chalk this is
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actually the package
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uh y w a y a cj this is the package here
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so with the help of this package you can
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style your terminal
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output with different colors right here
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so once you install this let me show you
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how to do this so first of all you need
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to import this
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package and from this you just need to
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import the chalk method and then if you
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want to print something on the
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console by default if you print this you
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will see the basic output will be in
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black and white color which is by
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default so if you run the script now you
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will see the hello world will be printed
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out like this but if you want to change
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the styling right here you can actually
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use this module and uh it contains this
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uh all these colors you can use let's
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suppose I want the output to be in blue
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color and now the same hello world
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message will now be appearing in the
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blue color instead of the you will see
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that so this is the very basic thing
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about this package you can style your
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terminal you can combine different
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colors now you can see we are using blue
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and red color in combination and you can
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see that so you can style each and
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everything about your terminal output
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like this
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so you can compose multiple lines as
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well so if you have multiple lines you
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can even write like this so you will see
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that it will appear like
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this and if you have numeric input if
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you want to print out numbers you can do
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like this you can
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bold you can capitalize certain words
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you can highlight them with background
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color everything is there so you can
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check out this module and their
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documentation it's great and also we can
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underline text as well by using this
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underline
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method so you can see we have
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this underline method for every
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color
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underline and then we can use whichever
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color
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combination so for each color
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combination there is a specific method
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inside this module so you can use
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this so this is actually the package
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guys you can check out their talks and
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read more about it thank you very much
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for watching this video and also check
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out my website freemediatools.com
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uh which contains thousands of tools
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