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It would be nice to have a chalk.bold, else without specifying the color.

There are too many new lines for each emitted record.

It looks like chalk misses an opportunity write something without inserting new line.
This is something very useful when you want something like colored check signs in a list of items.

Let's have an agreement on how exactly this can be parametrized and I can push a pull request.

Running 2to3 over the code I only found 2 lines of code which needed to be refactored to make the codebase python 3 compatible (see https://github.com/chrsintyre/chalk). Is there something more complicated I'm not seeing?

def test():
    logger.info()
    logger.debug()
    logger.error()

All of the above would print blue

For ease of use, and API similarity with the chalk.js sybling,
the chalk methods should return a formated string, not printing it as an output.

This would also solve #8 and enable to have multicolor strings

Hi. It's a bit pity that this module uses not a very searchable name convenient only for the ones using JS with Node.

So I haven't discovered this module several years ago. So I have created an own one https://gitlab.com/KOLANICH/RichConsole . It should process the nested stuff more correctly than this one. And it has a bit different API.

But there can be only one, so I suggest to cooperate and merge our source codes into a single module.

Since chalk uses the logging module, do we run the risk of blocking during the log emission?

As I understand it, only File I/O is done concurrently by default.

I find using \n\r is kind of inappropriate for all OSes since on POSIX, \n is and should be all you need.

So, maybe it's better to use os.linesep. I could submit a pull request, but the order is different, os.linesep is \r\n not the same order in current code, not sure if there would be side-effect, if I just use it.

If you want, I could still open a PR.

Is there a way to use new colors using RGB ?

For example, I would like to use grey, how can I do it with pychalk ?

Thanks !

Either needs to call str or repr

I'm trying to install this library with poetry and I'm getting this error:
AttributeError: 'PathDistribution' object has no attribute '_normalized_name'

I'm running Python 3.10.5 and pychalk 2.0.1.