[Good First Issue] Add Colored Output to Terminal

[SthembisoMfusi]

🎯 Issue Description

The current output is plain text. Let's make it more visually appealing with colors! Success messages in green, warnings in yellow, errors in red.

🚀 What You'll Learn

• Working with external Python libraries
• Terminal output formatting
• Error handling

📋 Tasks

• Add colorama or rich to requirements.txt
• Import the color library in py_sort.py
• Colorize success messages (green)
• Colorize warning messages (yellow)
• Colorize error messages (red)
• Update documentation

🛠️ Files to Modify

• py_sort.py
• requirements.txt
• README.md

💡 Hints

• Use colorama for simple coloring: from colorama import Fore, Style
• Or use rich for more advanced formatting
• Test on different terminals

🧪 Testing

python py_sort.py ~/Downloads --dry-run

[AndyNguwin]

Hello!

I'd love to complete this issue and contribute!

I saw that the test file wasn't listed as a file to modify, but I actually had to modify it to ensure that the tests would be able to run. More specifically, it was with the tests that used patch() as mock_print since I used the rich library's print function instead of the built-in. I was wondering if this is fine or not.

Also, should I be adding more test cases to check for color in the print statements? And what is expected to be updated in the documentation for this issue?

[guysa-AMG]

@SthembisoMfusi i would love to tackle this would it be okay i i used unicode for colouring instead of colourama

[KausLol]

Please assign me this issue. Thanks!