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color(string, colorCode)
  • Changes the color of a string.

Parameters

  • string (string): The string that needs to be colored.
  • colorCode (string): The color code.
    • blue
    • yellow
    • black
    • grey
    • gray
    • white
    • green
    • red
    • ff00ff: Color codes like these are also compatible.

Return

  • (string): The colored string.

Example

print(color("This is red", "red"))
print("This is blue".color("blue"))

Result:

This is red
This is blue

This would ofcourse be in blue and in red.

mark(string, colorCode)
  • Marks a string.

Parameters

  • string (string): The string that needs to be marked.
  • colorCode (string): The color code.
    • blue
    • yellow
    • black
    • grey
    • gray
    • white
    • green
    • red
    • ff00ff: Color codes like these are also compatible.

Return

  • (string): The marked string.

Example

print(mark("This is red", "red"))
print("This is blue".mark("blue"))

Result:

This is red
This is blue

This would ofcourse be marked in blue and in red.

bold(string)
  • Turns a string into a bold string.

Parameters

  • string (string): The string that needs to be bold.

Return

  • (string): The bold string.

Example

print(bold("This string is now bold"))
print("This string is now bold".bold)

Result:

This string is now bold
This string is now bold

This would ofcourse be bold.

underline(string)|ul(string)
  • Adds an underline to a string.

Parameters

  • string (string): The string that needs to have an underline.

Return

  • (string): The string with an underline.

Example

print(underline("This string now has an underline"))
print("This string now has an underline".underline)

Result:

This string now has an underline
This string now has an underline

This would ofcourse have an underline.

alpha(string, alphaCode)
  • Changes the transparancy of a string.

Parameters

  • string (string): The string that needs to be transparent.
  • alphaCode (string): The transparacy code.
    • aa: This is a valid transparacy code.

Return

  • (string): A transparent string.

Example

print(alpha("This string is now transparant", "aa"))
print("This string is now transparant".alpha("aa"))

Result:

This string is now transparant
This string is now transparant

This would ofcourse be transparent.

startswith(string, prefix)
  • Returns 1 if the string starts with the defined prefix else returns 0.

Parameters

  • string (string): The string that needs to be checked.
  • prefix (string): The prefix that needs to be checked.

Return

  • (number): 1 if the string starts with the prefix else 0.

Example

myString = "prefix is the start of this string"
if myString.startswith("prefix") then print("The string starts with prefix")
if startswith(myString, "prefix") then print("The string starts with prefix")

Result:

The string starts with prefix
The string starts with prefix
endswith(string, prefix)
  • Returns 1 if the string ends with the defined prefix else returns 0.

Parameters

  • string (string): The string that needs to be checked.
  • prefix (string): The prefix that needs to be checked.

Return

  • (number): 1 if the string ends with the prefix else 0.

Example

myString = "the end of this string is prefix"
if myString.endswith("prefix") then print("The string ends with prefix")
if endswith(myString, "prefix") then print("The string ends with prefix")

Result:

The string ends with prefix
The string ends with prefix
tagstrip(string)
  • Strips richtext tags from a string.

Parameters

  • string (string): The string that needs it’s richtext tags stripped.

Return

  • (string): The string without richtext tags.

Example

myString = "<tags>String that would have tags normally</tags>"
print(myString.tagstrip)
print(tagstrip(myString))

Result:

The string ends with prefix
The string ends with prefix
format(string, params)
  • Formats a string to include the params.

Parameters

  • string (string): The string that needs to be formatted.
  • params (list): A list with parameters that need to be included into the string.

Return

  • (string|null): The formatted string to include the params. Or null when something went wrong.

Example

myString = "{} is {} years old and lives in {}"
print myString.format(["Bob", "27", "Europe"])
print format("{} is {} years old and lives in {}", ["Bob", "27", "Europe"])

Result:

Bob is 27 years old and lives in Europe
Bob is 27 years old and lives in Europe
printf(string, params)
  • Prints a formatted string that includes the params.

Parameters

  • string (string): The string that needs to be formatted.
  • params (list): A list with parameters that need to be included into the string.

Return

  • (null): This returns nothing.

Example

printf("{} is {} years old and lives in {}", ["Bob", "27", "Europe"])

Result:

Bob is 27 years old and lives in Europe
format_table(csv)
  • Formats a string in a table format.

Parameters

  • csv (string): Csv that needs to be formatted to a table.

Return

  • (string): The formatted table.

Example

print(format_table("#,username,password\n0,admin,s3cure!\n1,user,welcome123"))

Result:

+---+----------+------------+
| # | username | password   |
+---+----------+------------+
| 0 | admin    | s3cure!    |
| 1 | user     | welcome123 |
+---+----------+------------+