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Expand Up @@ -11,7 +11,7 @@ only supporting 14 of the 256+ supported colors in most (modern) terminals.
## Elegant/Minimalistic access to colors and styles

``` python
from cli_color import red, bright_yellow, green, bold
from cli_color_py import red, bright_yellow, green, bold

print(green("hello"))
print(bold(red("world")))
Expand All @@ -27,7 +27,7 @@ explicitly choose between the foreground or background.
cli-color-py isn't really made for doing stuff like this, but it is possible

```python
from cli_color.color import Color, Attribute
from cli_color_py.color import Color, Attribute

print(
Color.RED.default(),
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Attributes work similar to Colors but cannot be displayed on the background:

``` python
from cli_color import blink
from cli_color_py import blink

print(blink("LOTTERY WINNER!!!"))
```
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