text2art

text2art is Python implementation of the original Figlet project. It looks like this (although you can select your font and color):

      .-') _     ('-.  ) (`-.      .-') _               ('-.     _  .-')   .-') _
     (  OO) )  _(  OO)  ( OO ).   (  OO) )             ( OO ).-.( \( -O ) (  OO) )
     /     '._(,------.(_/.  \_)-./     '._  .-----.   / . --. / ,------. /     '._
     |'--...__)|  .---' \  `.'  / |'--...__)/ ,-.   \  | \-.  \  |   /`. '|'--...__)
     '--.  .--'|  |      \     /\ '--.  .--''-'  |  |.-'-'  |  | |  /  | |'--.  .--'
        |  |  (|  '--.    \   \ |    |  |      .'  /  \| |_.'  | |  |_.' |   |  |
        |  |   |  .--'   .'    \_)   |  |    .'  /__   |  .-.  | |  .  '.'   |  |
        |  |   |  `---. /  .'.  \    |  |   |       |  |  | |  | |  |\  \    |  |
        `--'   `------''--'   '--'   `--'   `-------'  `--' `--' `--' '--'   `--'
                                                                --------- by HangfengYang

Getting Started

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help

>>> text2art h
            Usage:
                text2art lf  # Random display of 25 fonts
                text2art rd text [--on_color] [--attr] [--width] [--justify]
                text2art gt text [--font] [--color] [--on_color] [--attr] [--width] [--justify]
    
            available text colors:
                red, green, yellow, blue, magenta, cyan, white.
            available text highlights:
                on_red, on_green, on_yellow, on_blue, on_magenta, 
                on_cyan,on_white.
            available attributes:
                bold, dark, underline, blink, reverse, concealed.
            width: Setting the size of the terminal output font,type is int.
            justify: Setting the location of the terminal output font.
            available parameter: left, enter, right.

Generates random fonts and random colors.

>>> text2art rd yang

                                                       /
                      Y88b  /   /~~~8e  888-~88e e88~88e
                       Y888/        88b 888  888 888 888
                        Y8/    e88~-888 888  888 "88_88"
                         Y    C888  888 888  888  /
                        /      "88_-888 888  888 Cb
                      _/                          Y8""8D

Random display of 25 fonts

>>> text2art lf

Generate ascii art text via given font

>>> text2art gt yang --font ghost

                               ('-.         .-') _
                              ( OO ).-.    ( OO ) )
                   ,--.   ,--./ . --. /,--./ ,--,'  ,----.
                    \  `.'  / | \-.  \ |   \ |  |\ '  .-./-')
                  .-')     /.-'-'  |  ||    \|  | )|  |_( O- )
                 (OO  \   /  \| |_.'  ||  .     |/ |  | .--, \
                  |   /  /\_  |  .-.  ||  |\    | (|  | '. (_/
                  `-./  /.__) |  | |  ||  | \   |  |  '--'  |
                    `--'      `--' `--'`--'  `--'   `------'

Generate ascii art text via given color

>>> text2art gt hang --color cyan
>>> text2art gt hang --color red

Adjust the properties of the font

>>> text2art gt hang 
>>> text2art gt hang --attr bold

Adjust the background color

>>> text2art gt hang --on_color on_cyan --color yellow --attr bold

Adjust the location of the output font

>>> text2art gt feng --color cyan # default center
>>> text2art gt feng --color cyan --justify left

Adjust the width of the terminal background

>>> text2art gt suibianshu # default width is 80
>>> text2art gt suibianshu --width 120

Installation

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text2art is hosted on PYPI and can be installed as such:

>>> pip install text2art

Alternatively, you can also get the latest source code from GitHub and install it manually:

>>> git clone git@github.com:yhangf/text2art.git
>>> cd text2art
>>> python setup.py install

For update:

>>> pip install text2art --upgrade

Questions

• The color display in DOS uses the init method in the colorama package. How can it be implemented without calling additional packages?

• How fire packages are friendly output help documents?

Last

very welcome to star and pull requests, and I hope you can submit a nice font or color scheme to Issue.

License

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MIT (here)