culour: color in curses
Print colored strings in curses windows easily
The problem
There's no way to print pre-formatted, colored terminal text into curses. If you're printing '033[94m Blue', which in regular bash terminal is a nice-blue text, in curses, it will be printed as '^[[94m Blue'
Solution
Use culour (pronounced 'cooler') to print the colored strings onto your curses window.
Instead of using:
`python
window.addstr("colored string")
`
Simply use;
`python
import culour
culour.addstr(window, "colored string")
`
And your string will be added to the screen nice and colored.
To print to a specific place in the screen, use:
`python
culour.addstr(window, y, x, "colored string")
`
Don't forget to initialize the color usage in your curses window by calling `curses.start_color()` immediately after `curses.initscr()`