In colors.py, there are three different color declarations that change the background color, but not the foreground color. I use a terminal with a black background and a grey default font. When the background becomes a bright color, the text is extremely difficult to read.
Perhaps specify a dark foreground color with the background to ensure that it's visible? As soon as I added "Fore.BLACK + " in front of the "Back.COLOR", the text was much easier to read.
In colors.py, there are three different color declarations that change the background color, but not the foreground color. I use a terminal with a black background and a grey default font. When the background becomes a bright color, the text is extremely difficult to read.
Perhaps specify a dark foreground color with the background to ensure that it's visible? As soon as I added "Fore.BLACK + " in front of the "Back.COLOR", the text was much easier to read.