🦒 Chroma Logger for Python (faiton)

The best alternative to the print statement

Inspired from @ptkdev

hippity hoppity your code is now my property lmao Source

Before proceeding on the library explanation I'd want to thank a friend of mine who doesn't know how to code. PIE MANCO LU PRINT <3

Jokes aside, I'm slowly approaching to coding, despite I """know""" Python (faiton pæ), and using git at the same time. I know that this may sound weird like "dude, you don't even know how to code lmao" remember one thing: NO U!

📎 Menu

• 💡 Features
• 👔 Screenshot
• 🚀 How to use
• 📚 Documentation
• • 🔌 Methods
• 👨‍💻 Contributing
• 🐛 Known Bugs

💡 Features

• [✔️] Easy to use
• [✔️] Linux / Mac OSX / Windows 10 (Powershell)
• [✔️] The best alternative to the raw print statement

👔 Screenshot

🚀 Installation

1. Usage:

from Chroma import Color
logger = Color();
logger.info("message");

See folder examples, run with python3 example.py.

🔌 Methods

Method	Description	Parameters
debug(message)	message: Display debug log message	message: string (mandatory)
info(message)	message: Display info log message	message: string (mandatory)
warning(message)	message: Display warning log message	message: string (mandatory)
error(message)	message: Display errors log message	message: string (mandatory)
sponsor(message)	message: Display sponsor log message	message: string (mandatory)
stackoverflow(message)	message: Display stackoverflow log message	message: string (mandatory)
docs(message)	message: Display docs log message	message: string (mandatory)

📚 Documentation

I AM THE DOCUMENTATION

⚠️ Issues

If you encounter any issue, please file a bugreport here

👨‍💻 Contributing

I'd really like if you submit a pull request! What made me write this $hitty code (yeah i'm not a dev tho), is learning new stuff. Feel free to destroy my code haha

💫 License

This project is GPL V3 licensed