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Use Rich for formatting summary output

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Description

The Rich library is so cool and beautiful that I feel it would be very interesting to see if we could use rich

For a preview of rich v9.9.0’s capabilities, this is the output of python -m rich

python_m_rich

and python -m rich.palette

rich_palette

It seems that it could be quite useful for adding color highlights to some of the summary information we could output at times, especially with the pyhf CLI API.

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Created 3 years ago
Comments:6 (6 by maintainers)

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lukasheinrichcommented, Feb 14, 2021

yeah the summary output is a good target for this!

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beojancommented, Jan 29, 2021

rich is an amazing library. By the way, it can also do really nice progress bars and spinners so it can replace tqdm too.

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