How to use the colored.fore.WHITE function in colored

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github merenlab / anvio / anvio / terminal.py View on Github external
p_length = self.LEN(p_text)

                end_point = self.LEN(c) - self.LEN(eta_c)
                break_point = round(end_point * self.progress_current_item / self.progress_total_items)

                # see a full list of color codes: https://gitlab.com/dslackw/colored
                if p_length >= break_point:
                    sys.stderr.write(back.CYAN + fore.BLACK + c[:break_point] + \
                                     back.GREY_30 + fore.WHITE + c[break_point:end_point] + \
                                     back.CYAN + fore.CYAN + c[end_point] + \
                                     back.GREY_50 + fore.LIGHT_CYAN + c[end_point:] + \
                                     style.RESET)
                else:
                    sys.stderr.write(back.CYAN + fore.BLACK + c[:break_point - p_length] + \
                                     back.SALMON_1 + fore.BLACK + p_text + \
                                     back.GREY_30 + fore.WHITE + c[break_point:end_point] + \
                                     back.GREY_50 + fore.LIGHT_CYAN + c[end_point:] + \
                                     style.RESET)
                sys.stderr.flush()
            else:
                sys.stderr.write(back.CYAN + fore.BLACK + c + style.RESET)
                sys.stderr.flush()