I have the following python output class that I'm planning to use across a number of modules in a terminal application:

from colorclass import Color
from colorclass import disable_all_colors, enable_all_colors, is_enabled
from time import gmtime, strftime

class OutputHelper(object):
    def __init__(self, color, domain):
        
        if color:
            disable_all_colors()

        self.domain = domain

    def Terminal(self, severity, message):
        leader = ''
        if severity == 1:
            leader = Color('{green}[GOOD]{/green}')
        elif severity == 2:
            leader = Color('{cyan}[INFO]{/cyan}')
        elif severity == 3:
            leader = Color('{yellow}[LOW]{/yellow}')
        elif severity == 4:
            leader = Color('{magenta}[MEDIUM]{/magenta}')
        elif severity == 5:
            leader = Color('{red}[HIGH]{/red}')
        elif severity == 6:
            leader = Color('{red}[!!CRITICAL!!]{/red}')
        else:
            leader = '[#]'

        print('[{}] [{}] {} {}'.format(strftime("%H:%M:%S", gmtime()), self.domain, leader, message))

The idea being that one module can raise multiple messages for a single domain. So usage would be similar to:

output = OutputHelper(arguments.nocolor, arguments.domains)
 
output.Terminal(1, 'All dependencies up to date')
output.Terminal(6, "Cryptojacking script identified: aaaa")

I'm sure there's better ways to design this but I don't know what I don't know, and I'd value input and guidance!

I have the following Python output class that I'm planning to use across a number of modules in a terminal application:

from colorclass import Color
from colorclass import disable_all_colors, enable_all_colors, is_enabled
from time import gmtime, strftime

class OutputHelper(object):
    def __init__(self, color, domain):
        
        if color:
            disable_all_colors()

        self.domain = domain

    def Terminal(self, severity, message):
        leader = ''
        if severity == 1:
            leader = Color('{green}[GOOD]{/green}')
        elif severity == 2:
            leader = Color('{cyan}[INFO]{/cyan}')
        elif severity == 3:
            leader = Color('{yellow}[LOW]{/yellow}')
        elif severity == 4:
            leader = Color('{magenta}[MEDIUM]{/magenta}')
        elif severity == 5:
            leader = Color('{red}[HIGH]{/red}')
        elif severity == 6:
            leader = Color('{red}[!!CRITICAL!!]{/red}')
        else:
            leader = '[#]'

        print('[{}] [{}] {} {}'.format(strftime("%H:%M:%S", gmtime()), self.domain, leader, message))

The idea being that one module can raise multiple messages for a single domain. So usage would be similar to:

output = OutputHelper(arguments.nocolor, arguments.domains)
 
output.Terminal(1, 'All dependencies up to date')
output.Terminal(6, "Cryptojacking script identified: aaaa")

I'm sure there's better ways to design this, but I don't know what I don't know, and I'd value input and guidance!